Green’s Dictionary of Slang

baddiwad adj.

[baddie n. (2) + sfx -wad sfx; coined by Anthony Burgess in A Clockwork Orange (1962)]

(US teen) bad.

[UK]A. Burgess ‘Gloss. of NADSAT Language’ in Clockwork Orange n.p.: Others [i.e. coinages] are produced simply by schoolboy transformations: ‘appy polly loggy’ (apology), ‘baddiwad’ (bad), ‘eggiweg’ (egg), ‘skolliwoll’ (school), and so forth.
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