saddo

British  

/ ˈsædəʊ /

noun

1. slang a socially inadequate or pathetic person

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Etymology

Origin of saddo

C20: from _sad (sense 4) + _-o

Example Sentences

You look a total wally if you dance too early, but after one crucial song tips the disco over, you look a sad saddo if you don’t.

From Literature

Part of MacDonald’s tough humor derived from her credence in her family’s much-repeated motto, “Don’t be a saddo.”

From Seattle Times

Can you please tell him that wearing it when he does his morning jog makes him look a proper saddo keenster?

From The Guardian

Moreover, your objection to the Team GB kit is not on aesthetic grounds – which, to a certain extent, I would understand – but that you feel it makes your paramour look like "a saddo keenster."

From The Guardian

Therefore, it strikes me as absolutely correct to be a keenster – and there's nothing saddo about it.

From The Guardian