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Refarted 

a state of condition whereby an item seems to retain the odour of flatulence long after someone has done the deed.
Was <name of culprit> sitting here because this chair is refarted?
Refarted by Mr M0J0 Risin July 7, 2010
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Refarted 

refart
refarted (past tense)

farted but again

farted and tried again

or some cringe minecraft player name trying to have a one word name
BRo I let it slip too loud yesterday in front of sally and couldn't cover the sound so i refarted and it covered it. Phew
Refarted by cypresstw September 29, 2021

refarted 

Someone who is retarded but poeple say thsi word because they dotn liek to say retard.
You are so refarted for nto coming to the party.
refarted by Jin Wook October 15, 2006

Refarted 

Refarted, adjective
- less advanced in mental, physical, or social development than is usual for one's age while also emitting gas from the anus. Very foolish or stupid with constant unpleasant flatulence.
"You smell like u farted (farted)"

"harded (harded)"
"AB honor role all F's you refarted!!!"
Refarted by LiveLeak Star4 May 24, 2021

Refarted repooped 

A troll in yahoo answer who used to write refarted repooped in every answers. A troll but in a funny way
The word refarted repooped should be published on urban dictionary

retarted 

One who has been given additional tarts.
Tartmobile vendor: Here is your extra tart sir. Consider yourself retarted.
Tartmobile customer: Yes thank you I am certainly retarted and happy!
retarted by underdogFromLux September 13, 2008
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