omegatard
Trey is an omegatard.
omegatard by mads.ellie October 11, 2021
Omegatard
Omegatard (as of currently) is a recently phenomenon of retardation that is rarely seen until the 2020s. It 1ups Fucktard, retard, megatard ect. During the early days of the Internet you've had, fuck tards, retards and megatards, But almost never any omegatards. This word is used when someone act, does, or says something immeasurably retarded.
Omegatard by Quiet Krys July 5, 2022
Related Words
omegatard • megatard • Megatarded • odegaard • Omegafart • Omegaladick • omegarandom • omegasadge • OMEGATRONIC • Martin odegaard
Megatarded
A combination of 'mega' and 'retarded' to explain a really a bad situation that either makes you mad, or otherwise causes feelings of negativity.
Megatarded by Kingsley Dawson May 20, 2007
OMEGATRONIC
OMEGATRONIC by anonymous April 12, 2022
megatard
A combonation of the words "mega" and "retard". Often used as an insult whenever someone says something very obvious or very stupid.
"My friend just asked me what the difference is between third degree murder and third degree burns."
“I don’t know why you hang out with that megatard.”
“I don’t know why you hang out with that megatard.”
megatard by Juni Wolfen July 27, 2005
omegasadge
omegasadge by maethowie January 4, 2021
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