New York City term for trashy dim bulbs from Long Island -- hence the L-I in the term -- who invade Manhattan in droves every weekend. The opposite of, and a relaliation to, the middle-class snobs in the Hamptons who call City residents who vacation there in the summer "cidiots."
We decided to stay away from our favorite bar last weekend because when we arrived it was filled top-to-bottom with drunken, tubby lidiots acting obnoxious and picking fights with each other.
by F the Hamptons in the A May 19, 2005
by hanna montana June 20, 2006
by Chibi-chan October 29, 2007
A contraction of 'Linux idiot'. Used to describe someone new or particularly inept at working with the Linux operating system.
by Dangermouse69 August 04, 2006
A person who chooses the wrong sized lid on a to go coffee cup. Either too small so it falls into the drink, or too big and it just sits on the top doing nothing. Once they realize it they say " I'm such a lidiot"
by Tavbike August 25, 2017
The resturant Lidiot, in the movie "LA Story", captured the feel of LA, and general California nuttiness.
by Dangermouse69 August 04, 2006
Little fucking idiots that believe every idiotic word that has been puked out to them by other fucking idiots. Lidiots do not care to think for themselves, instead choosing to blindly follow each other without a single original thought of their own. They think their opinion is the only opinion and that the opinion of others, if not their opinion, is incorrect. Characteristics of lidiots are extreme agitation and bewilderment when something unexpected occurs in their world, which is usually caused by other lidiots who did not care to think for themselves. Not to be confused with the term lidiot which refers to individuals who can think separate thoughts.
"Look at the little fucking lidiots walking around following each other crying because they just lost the game. They were told they were the best team and the other team could not possibly win. Those poor lidiots really didn't think that could happen!"
by CoolN December 29, 2016