Nebard
To be a retard - act retarded or stupid - yes it is taken from a bus company - this company is located in wakefield and me and my friends (people may contest this) were prob the first people to start using the name nebard back in early 2000.
Nebard by lynsey casey September 16, 2006
nebard
A moron.
a friend at college calls me this when i act like an idiot. I can't find a definition anywhere and he wont tell me what it means. I'm convinced he's made it up.
a friend at college calls me this when i act like an idiot. I can't find a definition anywhere and he wont tell me what it means. I'm convinced he's made it up.
nebard by george miller January 22, 2005
neard
A growth of facial hair which is intentionally concentrated BELOW the neckline, a portmanteau of Neck and bEARD. Usually very scraggled and harsh-looking until it gets some body.
PersonOne: Dude, I think you spilled some gravel on your chin!
PersonTwo: No man, it's cool, I'm gonna grow the sickest neard you've ever seen.
Women: Can we stroke and fondle that gorgeous mane on your neck?
PersonTwo: Get the rubbers, I'll be back in an hour.
PersonTwo: No man, it's cool, I'm gonna grow the sickest neard you've ever seen.
Women: Can we stroke and fondle that gorgeous mane on your neck?
PersonTwo: Get the rubbers, I'll be back in an hour.
neard by Kenwizzle Foshizzle February 4, 2006
Neard
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