noided
/ˈnoɪ.dəd/
noided adjective: paranoid.
Adjective
noided (comparative more noided, superlative most noided)
- Paranoid.
- "Dude, why you actin' 'noided?" Kam asks, talking slowly.2008, Che Parker, The Tragic Flaw, Strebor Books, →ISBN, page 106
- I've seen footage, I stay noided2012, “I've Seen Footage”, in The Money Store, performed by Death Grips
Forms of noided
| comparative | more noided |
|---|---|
| superlative | most noided |
Origin of noided
Clipping of paranoid + -ed.
Questions about noided
- What does noided mean?
- Noided means paranoid.
- What part of speech is noided?
- Noided is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce noided?
- Noided is pronounced /ˈnoɪ.dəd/.
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