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What does credo madeo pedo mean?

The phrase "credo madeo pedo" is not a real Latin phrase. It is a nonsensical combination of words that likely has no meaning.

Here's why:

* "Credo" means "I believe" in Latin.

* "Madeo" means "to be wet" or "to drip."

* "Pedo" is a slang term for a child or young person, often used in a derogatory way.

Putting these words together doesn't create a grammatically correct or meaningful Latin phrase.

It's possible that this is a fabricated phrase intended to be humorous or nonsensical.

If you encountered this phrase in a specific context, please provide more information so I can help you understand its intended meaning.

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