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A mixture of shithead and idiot. Often known for as being an insult, definately not a compliment, and NOT defined by the following person above/below/whatever, it was a common swear word my grandfather would say when driving on the road and running across a 'shidiot' who obviously didn't know what they were doing.
That stupid shidiot doesn't know how to drive! The light isn't going to get any greener, damnit!

I can't stand that asshole, he's a stupid shidiot.
shidiot by DeSiReDPaRaSiTe December 3, 2004
"a person that thinks they are smart, but is really just an idiot"
Look at that smidiot , he just let the love of his life drive away
Smidiot by hunteroffools October 8, 2009
A quicker way of referring to someone as a stupid idiot.
That stidiot can't see the forrest through the trees.
stidiot by Bill M August 3, 2007
a person who is both stupid, and an idiot at the same time.
jillian forgot to hand in an assignmet to her prof; therefore, she is a sidiot.
sidiot by Samanrha September 28, 2005
Derived from "Smart Idiot." One of those annoying, over-educated, know-everything people that are armed with a bevy of useless facts. They are completely lacking in common sense and charisma. Usually found in their native habitats of Wall Street, or leadership positions in companies that go broke shortly thereafter.
Almost anyone that helped blow up Wall Street firms during the mortgage meltdown. Anyone that worked at Bear Stearns or Lehman brothers. In the movies, the Smidiot is usually an Eddie Haskell type character, a smarmy know-it-all.
Smidiot by Dasan November 23, 2009
1 someone who is a shit head and an idiot
Mr viger is a Shidiot
shidiot by Diamon March 2, 2005
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