tardy

Reffering to an action or object;
1) To express retardedness.
2) To express lateness.

See tardiness

1) "You can never do anything right! You're just too tardy!"
2) "Explain why you are so tardy today!"

by spronkey November 30, 2003

Tardy

1. When you arrive to a destination after the time you're supposed to be there.

2. When you act stupid, borderline retarded

1. James was late to class, so he was tardy.

2. James was on time to class, but it was a Sunday and he didn't have school, so he was tardy.

by GodsRedhead April 5, 2010

Tardy

When you’re tardy for class, because of you don’t know the buss lines too well here yet. Because of men hitting on you and distracting you, the police,
people asking you for directions and you don’t want them to get lost and I had to eat something for our people, oh also phones, need charging.

I was tardy to class, ah

by anonymous June 14, 2018

tardy

A word to describe something or someone that is lame. Originates from the word tardy to describe unpunctual but is now a HIGHLY POPULAR alternative to the somewhat overused 'lame'

George was really tardy today

by Dobby Fan #1 April 17, 2009

Tardy

A party for retards or A Retard Party.

My brother is kind of "special," I attended his Birthday tardy the other day.

by Re Tard Jr. July 2, 2008

Tardy

Not totally conscious of reality.

"Tardy Jackson Pleads Innocent."

Source: Reuters news brief, Fri Jan 16, 2004

by ckg January 17, 2004

tardy

A person usually becomes tardy when they are over-tired, have had too much sugar or are possibly drunk.
They say bonehead things and act like complete fools.

"James please stop acting so friggn tardy. Just calm down or I'll have to make you leave."

"I hate spending time with these tardy people!"

by *Barbie July 25, 2006