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Kijijidiot 

noun

Definition of KIJIJIDIOT

1. Usually offensive: a person who excessively wastes ones time by calling/emailing/texting to schedule a specific pickup time for an item sold on Kijiji and will never ever ever show up.

2. : a foolish person that is afraid of human interaction and would rather “virtually” own your useless shit.

3. : a foolish person that will offer you half of your asking price, not because it’s worth half…but because they have calculated half for their specific offer.

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Origin of KIJIJIIDIOT

Middle English, from Anglo-French Cahjijiydiote, from Latin idiota ignorant person, from Greek idiōtēs one in a private station, layman, ignorant person that decieves, from idios one's own, private; akin to Latin suus one's own
1. Don't be such an kijijidiot and tell me you are coming at 530pm sharp only to never show up or ever answer your cell phone/email EVER again.

2. <only an “kijijidiotee” would fall for such a scam twice in a row from the same person.
Kijijidiot by Jeff Scratch January 15, 2013
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Kijidiot 

Kijidiots are both buyers and sellers that are not capable or willing to either post or respond to ads in a competent, reasonable and respectful manner. I appreciate them exposing themselves in order that I may block them before wasting resources
I got another Kijidiot asking "What is yor best price?" when the ad says the price is firm / non negotiable.
Kijidiot by BirdyNumNums September 2, 2022
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kijidiot 

Idiots that buy garbage stuff off of kijiji for way too much money
That guy is a kijidiot for buying that rotbox 240sx off of kijiji for way too much money
kijidiot by boringcarguy October 4, 2012
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