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short for spanish word "estupido", used to describe stupid people or things.
Jose is so bad at halo. He's an estupid.
estupid by Schwanzey November 7, 2012

Estupida 

"Stupid." Used whenever you feel like it. 'Estupida' is for when you're calling a girl stupid, and 'estupido' is used for men. Visit youtube under "Mad Tv - Substitute Teacher" for how it is used and said.
- Omg, I feel so bad, venting my problems.
- But I'm going to be a counselor. Hello, estupida!
Estupida by n0wayitsem April 27, 2008
A truly stupid mod at the WGB who locks everything just if he doesnt like you. If he dissagrees in a point you are trying to make, he locks it. He is mean to every new user and doesnt represent the mods well.


Snaaaaake > ALL
I have a point to make, but that Estupido will lock in in 5 seconds!
Estupido1 by Eaglz81 April 16, 2005
when Carolina tripped over her shoe,
Maira said, "estupid!!"
estupid by Maira March 28, 2007

estupid'a bitch

it is an adjective describing someone that is annoying, irritating, disloyal,and so forth. it is meant as an insult and works fine with latin speaking humans and is intended for female fast food employees who do not give free cups of water, you can also yell it out when a girl is giving head and may be used as a catch phrase during sex
"youz an estupid'a bitch because you wont give me a free cup of water."
"oh yea you like dat huh u'z estupid'a bitch!!!!"

"man julio you iz itchin & bitchin estupid'a bitch"
How black people say stupid. With the accent it sounds like “estupid”
Guy 1: how’d I fail on the test!?
Guy 2: cuz u estupid
Guy 1: bro don’t try me, i’ll slide u so hard that....
Estupid by Desemthasisis September 1, 2020
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