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compliminsult 

When someone gives you a compliment that can be mistaken for an insult or is intertwined with an insult. Usually, the person who gets the compliminsult will say thank you, but later will wonder if the compliminsult was meant meanly or nicely. Not to be confused with constructive criticism, in which the person wants to help the receiver improve him/herself.
-You're not as ugly as you used to be!

-You're so tall! Now all you need is some coordination and you could be the next Michael Jordan!

-Wow, that plastic surgery did wonders for you! Now all you need is a little nip tuck around the belly and youll be ready for swimsuit season!

- Person 1: Your recent weight gain really suits you!

Person 2: Uhm. Thanks for the compliment...or was that an insult?...wait a second! Why did you just give me a compliminsult?!?
compliminsult by wellokiguess February 27, 2010

complidiss 

Tara: Your hair looks great today. Did you mean to do it that way?
Paula: Thanks for the complidiss, bitch.
complidiss by Lgin February 25, 2007

complidiot

A combination of the word "Complete" and "Idiot." Means someone who is a complete idiot
Wow that stunt was not smart at all, he must be a complidiot.
complidiot by ricjames07 September 2, 2013

compladiss 

A statement that was meant as a compliment but sounds more like a diss.
Person A; "I'm the only person that talks more than you."
Person B; "Wow, thanks"
Person A; "No! That was a compliment"
Person B; "Sounds more like a diss - a compladiss."
compladiss by bigreddad March 12, 2014

complidiot

short from for the words "complete idiot".
What a complidiot, he shoved a crayon up his nose to see what it felt like.
complidiot by Jeffrey McCrimmon November 9, 2006

Complediss

(noun) com·ple·diss

A contraction of the word complement and the American slang form of disrespect (diss), a complediss is a backhanded comment. It could be a complement followed by a criticism (or vice versa), as well as a criticism shrouded under the pretext of a complement.
A complediss in which a complement is followed by a criticism: I thought that your performance was very good, It would be great though if you would liven it up more, because it wasn't exactly teeming with energy.

A complediss in which a complement is actually a diss : That's really cool how that watch makes your arm budge on both sides. I wish my arm was big enough to do that.
Complediss by Billy T. Anglin February 21, 2007
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