schmo
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9.9
- noun
- /ʃmoʊ/
- Offensive
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idiota
- Every schmo has the fantasy that the planet revolves around them.
- a poor schmo
- a dumb schmo
- an average schmo
It avoids Joe Schmo having an RV and chaos in his front yard.
- It avoids Joe Schmo having an RV and chaos in his front yard.
- Now, Neil's personal risk or Alex's personal risk on doing a business deal is going to be significantly less than Joe Schmo's.
- So you sent, you didn't just have Joe Schmo read the line, read the, the, the part.
Examples
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Mr. Charles is a bit of a schmo.
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I'm just a schmo.
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Joe Schmo has no answers for you.
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Me, I'm the poor schmo they sent up here to bring you in.
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And the average schmo is not prepared for it and they can't handle the truth.
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Some schmo from Indiana is getting exposed and cancelled.
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He's an awful schmo sometimes, but I love him.
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No, he's just some mid-level schmo.
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It's set up to reward the advantaged and the aggressive and make sure two regular schmos like you and me never get to date girls like Valerie.
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Everyone thinks that he's just another schmo who can't get things right.
Synonyms
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4.2
An annoying person who treats others badly
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8.1
A person who is seen as evil or dishonest
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9.5
A person who treats other people very badly and unfairly
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9.9
A rude, foolish person who behaves badly
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9.9
A rude or selfish person, used as an offensive insult
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8.2
A person who lies and cannot be trusted
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8.2
A person who is dishonest and treats others badly
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8.2
A person who is dishonest and treats others badly
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9.1
A person who is easily fooled or behaves foolishly
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9.9
A rude or foolish person who annoys others
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8.7
A person who is not very smart
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9.6
A person who is rude and unkind to others
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8.9
A very bad person who treats other people cruelly
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9.9
A person who is foolish and annoys other people
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9.9
A rude person who acts like they are better than other people
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9.9
A person who lies or cheats and treats others badly
A rude selfish person who treats others badly
Antonyms
How Contemptible
Surface Forms
Etymology
Schmo probably comes from Yiddish, where similar words meant a 'fool' or a 'nobody' and then moved into English as a casual insult. It is like the common English slang schmuck, so today a schmo is used to call someone a 'fool' or a 'jerk'.