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negatard 

a person who is always saying something negative in every situation and has a negative comment to make for every occasion.
Hannah: I'm having the best summer this year.My job's going good, I'm catching up on my studies and as an added bonus, I'm even getting a tan. I'm living in a perfect world right now and loving it.

Jane: How can you say that when they're clubbing baby seals, the rain forest is shrinking and there is a war going on?

Hannah: Jane, you're such a negatard.
negatard by Nonononononoyes May 14, 2010
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Negatard 

A individual acting retared and in a negative manner at the same time.
Linda lost her keys and she is acting like a negatard because she doesnt know where she could of lost them.
Negatard by icemaro May 15, 2010
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Negatarian 

An individual who is not content to simply BE negative, such as a negative Nancy or a negweb. A negatarian requires negativity to survive. They transmit only negativity because all they are able to take in is negativity. They seek only the negative side of any stimulus they are exposed to. They not only spew it constantly, they need to consume it instead of nutrition. They need negativity so much that they will manufacture negativity in order to ensure they are always soaking in a stew of it, spooning it up whenever they speak, think or dream.
Me: Chad was at it again last night- We all raised a glass to Janelle in honor of her new baby boy and Chaddo finished off the well-wishes with "Yep, another baby that will have a shorter, poorer life than his mom thanks to our rigged economy that owns the government." Janelle called him a negatarian and told him to put a clamp on that sewer hole of a mouth. Amanda: Good on her! And he IS a negatarian and needs be shut down!
Negatarian by Asclepius Minora December 28, 2019
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