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Used at the end of an email when you wish to tell the person "fuck you" in a passive aggressive manner.
Normally:

Thanks,
Chris

Fuck You:

Regards,
Casper
Regards by ccasper July 7, 2010
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A way to say fuck off in sarcasm
Regards by NOT UR MUM May 18, 2020
Short way for saying best regards at the end of an Email
....
Regards
your name / email
regards by Fernando Cabal July 16, 2007
Regards is a "Polite" term used when you want to scream "FUCKK OFF" in an email to your superiors.
"Kind Regards, ******"
Regards by Destiiiellll December 11, 2021
Often followed by “Robert Tomarelli,” it is used by aging rec league softball players to demonstrate their compassionate side, which is often overshadowed by their competitive side (yelling at teammates)
Teammate: I couldn’t catch the fucking ball today
The Regarder: That’s okay, you still played a good game. Regards, Robert Tomarelli
Regards by BowserTheJawn June 5, 2023

regards xx 

This end to a conversation is the reserve of people trying too hard to be cool.

It has become an unofficial code for 'look at me, because I am fat'.
"going to the chippy now, regards xx"
regards xx by Leroy Gary July 28, 2009

Moist Regards 

Moist Regards is a more personal way of saying "Warm Regards" with sexual under tones.

The term is typically exchanged only between close friends.

While there is an obvious sexual nature in typing "Moist Regards", this does not mean you have an attraction to the recipient of your message, sexual or otherwise . It is used as an endearing phrase with someone you are very comfortable with. Moist Regards is similar to other non-literal terms such as "slay", "I'm dead", or "I'm weak".

Could be taken out of context as inappropriate in a professional setting.
At the end of an email to a close friend or co-worker that won't report you to HR.

"... If you have any questions please reach out.

Moist Regards,

-Your Name"
Moist Regards by Octobottom March 28, 2022
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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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