Chupid

adjective CHU-pid ˈtʃupɪd mild

Also spelled chupid, chupit, stchupid

Stupid, foolish, dull-witted — the Patois pronunciation of 'stupid', with the 'st' softened to 'ch'. To call someone or something chupid is to say it is foolish or senseless, and 'chupidness' is foolishness or a stupid act. It ranges from a light, teasing 'yuh chupid, man' among friends to a real insult, and it is one of the commonest everyday words for calling something foolish.

  • Nuh do dat, a pure chupidness.

    Don't do that, it's pure foolishness.

  • Him tan deh a act chupid.

    He's there acting stupid.

  • Mi feel chupid fi believe him.

    I feel stupid for believing him.

Patois form of English 'stupid' (st- softened to ch-); foolish/dull. See [[dunce-head]], [[eediat]].

Stupid/foolish; 'chupidness' = foolishness. Patois form of 'stupid'. See [[dunce-head]], [[eediat]].