Negatorical
-You're crazy for running across that street! Do you want to get killed?!?!
-Of course not, that's a negatorical question.
-Of course not, that's a negatorical question.
Negatorical by Schematic23 September 15, 2010
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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
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negitorial
a way of saying no really sarchasticly. also works if you want to throw someone off from discovering the truth. can be used to confuse, frustrate and annoy, mock and my favourite, insult.
negitorial by artisticsam May 21, 2006
natorical
A Natorical is similar to a Moosen. But instead of being a normal blunt object it will often be double sided or have something unpleasant on it such as hot sauce. Or prongs.
Woman: If you don't stop mocking my scrabble abilities I'm going to use a Natorical on your ASS!
Man: A What?
Woman: A butt plug with something very unpleasant.
Man: A What?
Woman: A butt plug with something very unpleasant.
natorical by Inaccuracy March 29, 2014
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