What Does This Mean?
Brazilian Portuguese gaming slang for a player suspected of cheating, or for something altered by cheat software. It is a longer, more emphatic form of "xitado" and "xiter", usually applied when a teammate or opponent seems to have an impossible aim or invincibility.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"Everyone in the lobby said the sniper was "xiterado" after he hit five headshots in a row."
LORE & ORIGIN
Built on "xit" and "xiter", Brazilian respellings of English "cheat" and "cheater". Brazilian gaming sites such as Techtudo and Celular1 explain xit, xiter and xitado as slang for cheats and for players who use them. The exact form "xiterado" is not defined in the sources found, so its meaning here is inferred from the documented parts and the common -ado participle ending. No dated first use is documented. This entry covers the "xiterado" form; the base forms are covered by the related entries.
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