geekazoid

English

Etymology

From geek +‎ -a- +‎ -(z)oid.

Noun

geekazoid (plural geekazoids)

1. (slang) An especially geeky person.
   • 2004 November, Bill O'Brien, “Birth of a CPU”, in Maximum PC, page 56:

     If you've always imagined that CPU design begins when a bespectacled geekazoid puts down his #2 pencil, raises his hand, and says, "Um, I just got this great idea for a new CPU...," you're way off base.

   • 2013, Carolyn Breckinridge, Tuscaloosa Moon, AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 69:

     “No. But he is. He looked like a geekazoid then, too. He had thick black glasses and sideburns and curly red hair.”

   • 2013, James Patterson, Howard Roughan, Second Honeymoon‎^[1], Little, Brown and Company, →ISBN:

     "Where's your brother?" I asked Max.
     "Where else?" he answered with an eye roll underneath his Yankees cap. "On his computer. The geekazoid."