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the "evil villian" of negativity. you call someone this when they are being overly negative, bringing everyone else down.

also known as: crapping on someones parade.
me: hey guys want to go to play some cards tonight?

negative person: sure, so we can waste our money, and besides, i'll probably end up buying beer.

me: oh great, NEGA-TOR has arrived!
NEGA-TOR by kurticus May 24, 2006
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negatory 

"No" - traditionally used over a radio where the short word "no" could easily get lost in static. Radio operators (and people who heard them) have brought it into face to face language.
<trucker 1 over radio> Is my turn signal working?

<trucker 2> No.

<trucker 1> Say that again, you broke up.

<trucker 2> Negatory. It's not working.
negatory by genericface January 6, 2012

negatorius 

A word synonymous to "negative" and used in place of negative to increase the eloquence of the speaker. Also used to distress others who disagree that negatorius is a legitimate word.
Emily: Was I supposed to turn left?
Josue: Negatorius.
Emily: I thought we were going to place A.
Josue: Negatorious, place B.
Emily: K.
negatorius by jvw71890 July 25, 2009

negatoria 

the term negatoria was originated by queen janis who was a security gaurd at a hotel in the town of springfield she used negatoria as her way to say no
"queen janis i know you caught us sneaking around the breakfast bar in the kitchen. But do our parents really have to come and get us it is 5 AM?"

"yes they do"
"they didnt answer the phone can our friend com down and get us"

"how old is he?"

"13"

"negatoria!"
negatoria by jon costa November 27, 2012

negatory ghost rider 

To give a definite no. Absolutely no.

As though "Ghost Rider" is a call name
Will you Give me 100 bucks?

Uh, Negatory Ghost Rider.
negatory ghost rider by Timmy V. February 21, 2008

negatory 

1) Trucker/Military Slang for No/None/Negative
2) Refers to anything which disagrees with a previous assumption/theory
1) "This is Carne Grande. I'm on Route 129 from Phoenix to Yuma. Any Smokies out there?" "Thats a big negatory, Carne. Looks like we got ourselves a convoy."
2) "Your argument that Spam is the best processed meat product is negatory to the statement released in October by the National Processed Meat Product Board."
negatory by pythonspam May 13, 2004

negatory 

Negatory: Negation function word used by people who want to sound like someone with something important to say over a crackly, electronic communications system, like a fighter pilot or little league coaches with walky talky attachments for their iphones.
Subject 1: "Evan, do you not want another beer?"

Subject 2: "Negatory"

Subject 1: Is "Your argument that Spam is the best processed meat product is negatory to the statement released in October by the National Processed Meat Product Board," a correct usage of negatory?

Subject 2: Negatory. Negatory can be employed solely as a noun/ function word, indicating a negative response to the preceding clause. It cannot be used as an adjective in the manner of 'contradictory,' nor can it be an adverb except in one case:when it means 'not so' —used to express negation, dissent, denial, or refusal "Negatory, I am not doing it." The act or instance of refusing or denying by the use of the word negatory as in "That's a negatory" is permissible.
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