schizo
- noun
- /ˈskɪt.soʊ/
- Slur
- Well, I attribute my schizo experience more to my seizure condition than anything else.
- goes schizo
- schizo personality
- schizo look
Second scenario, some schizo actually wrote an entire goddamn book, and I'm terrified of that part too 'cause they have Nick's address.
- Second scenario, some schizo actually wrote an entire goddamn book, and I'm terrified of that part too 'cause they have Nick's address.
Examples
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My parents thought that I was schizo in the classical sense.
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It is inappropriate to call someone a schizo just because they act differently.
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Hey, you see this schizo talking to himself?
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- Do you think he might be schizo?
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This guy's a total schizo.
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Some of you truly sound a bit schizo!
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Who did you say was schizo?
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Wait, Wait, Wait, he's a schizo!
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If he has an alibi, if he didn't do anything, there's nothing to worry about, the guy's just a flipped out schizo.
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People should avoid using the term schizo as it is disrespectful to those with mental health issues.
Synonyms
A person with a serious illness that affects thinking and feeling
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Schizo comes from the Greek root schiz- meaning 'split', seen in words like schizophrenia that originally meant a 'split' in the mind. So calling a person a schizo is disrespectful and hurts people with a real mental illness.