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autoidiot 

autoidiot

Also known as autoINCORRECT

Autoidiot is that "feature" on your phone or tablet that is suppose to fix typos but instead, changes perfectly correct words to utter nonsense.
Guy 1 texts: "Hey, you wanna go hang at tgh clergfpg tonayterflurg?"

Guy 2 texts back: "Dude, what? Are you high?"

Guy 1 responds: "No, man ... autoidiot took over and jacked my text. I hit send before catching it! 🙄 I wrote 'Do you want to go hang at the club tonight?'"
autoidiot by Mysteh April 7, 2020
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The worst comeback ever; usually by nvidiots.
ATI person: STFU you NVIDIOT!!!?!?!!?!
Nvidiot: OMG MY GEFORCE 1 PWNS UR X1900XTX you ATIDIOT!!
ATIdiot by Nathan Gonzale\-= May 31, 2006
A term that an ATI-loving loser with no friends apparently defined on urbandictionary.com in a pathetic attempt to 'diss' NVIDIA graphics card owners.
I searched for "ATIDIOT" on urbandictionary and found the biggest joke of definition ever posted on the whole site, probably written by some 25 year old virgin and member of rage3d
atidiot by 700stg January 17, 2007

audidiot 

Someone only listens to audio books because they are to lazy to read and/or hate reading books.
Jeez. Christina always limits book club picks to books that have an audio book version because she hates reading. She is such and audidiot.
audidiot by sicksoul September 6, 2015
People who disregard (or make up) facts to spread that ATI is better than nVidia.
All those ATIdiots fail to realize the ONLY time ATI actually had better cards than nVidia was when they released their 9xxx series. So nVidia lost once in the eight generations of it's GeForce chip, doesn't sound like ATI has that much to brag about at all.
ATIdiot by Mikz January 18, 2008

autoidioturd 

Anyone that does stupid shit when in there car.
"So he slamed on his breaks, making me slam on my breaks, making the tracter-trailer slam on it's breaks, just so he could get past the car to his right and skip over 2 lanes to catch the exit ramp before the bridge even though the exit after the bridge lets you go in both directions as well. What an autoidioturd."
autoidioturd by Wildthrust March 26, 2007

Antidiot 

A clown running with scissors and a deli chicken.
What... Who... The.. Antidiot.
Antidiot by Frogforbrains July 5, 2020
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