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Pavitar
Pavitar by fkjdshigh. February 5, 2021
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Paratard
An oft used nick-name given to one who regularly trolls web forums for attention by posting highly repetitive condescending political and social beliefs which are a contradiction(s) onto themselves. A Paratard is most often encountered within the internets emulation scene.
Paratard: "Just got my disability check and decided to blow it on bargain bin video games instead of f'in around on the internets or watching Bill O'Rly on FAUX News as usual.... I have the rest of the month to do that! BTW this country is being ruined by liberal bums from California who are just sitting around watching TV while collecting unemployment checks."
Paratard by Yog_Shoggoth January 15, 2011
Paratard
Someone who insists that they are better because they knew of Paramore before Twilight, failing to realise it was already over played before there was talk about a Twilight Movie. They tend to whine and complain. Hate Decode (maybe ever Airplanes) and feel the need to make it clear that they hate Twilight. They're under the delusion that you can't be a "true" fan unless you knew of them before Twilight. Most only know of the band because Fuse used to play them every hour back when it was mostly music.
pavatharani
pavatharani by anonymous November 23, 2021
Palatard
The term describes a combination of a picky, unrefined eater and a pretentious "wine snob" who actually knows nothing about wine. It targets someone who aggressively tries to fake culinary sophistication to impress others, despite having a completely clueless and basic understanding of taste. A person described as a "palatard" will typically:
Pretend to be an expert: They confidently throw around fancy terminology like "tannins", "terroir", or "notes of oak" without having any actual idea what those concepts mean.
Fail at describing flavors: When put on the spot, they make nonsensical or wildly inaccurate descriptions of what they are drinking, instantly exposing their lack of a refined palate.
Mask their ignorance with confidence: They desperately crave the social status of being seen as sophisticated, but end up looking foolish to anyone with actual knowledge.
Revert to childish tastes: Outside of trying to show off, they secretly prefer completely plain, bland, or sweet comfort foods and show a stubborn refusal to genuinely experience complex flavor profiles.
In short, it describes someone who is severely stunted in their ability to appreciate food and drink, but too prideful and pretentious to admit it.
Pretend to be an expert: They confidently throw around fancy terminology like "tannins", "terroir", or "notes of oak" without having any actual idea what those concepts mean.
Fail at describing flavors: When put on the spot, they make nonsensical or wildly inaccurate descriptions of what they are drinking, instantly exposing their lack of a refined palate.
Mask their ignorance with confidence: They desperately crave the social status of being seen as sophisticated, but end up looking foolish to anyone with actual knowledge.
Revert to childish tastes: Outside of trying to show off, they secretly prefer completely plain, bland, or sweet comfort foods and show a stubborn refusal to genuinely experience complex flavor profiles.
In short, it describes someone who is severely stunted in their ability to appreciate food and drink, but too prideful and pretentious to admit it.
Palatard by Stefanatic September 17, 2026
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