regmar 

an old slang for "a person who is seeking attention but in a really weird way". It is often airheads or socially awkward people who can be doing this type of activity.

-that person was really weird yesterday.
-I KNOW! she`s such a regmar

regmar by living egg March 14, 2018

bump remark 

A bit of useless speech that serves no real purpose except to gain attention.

Billy kept interrupting with a bump remark, saying "yeah, that's cool!"

bump remark by I, Wreckerrr January 14, 2017

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

reymart 

is a loyal name, love only one person, kind personality,

im reymart, im loyal

reymart by loyal, kind, softhearted June 7, 2021

Regard

An alternative to retard

Jack is a regard

Regard by Black stripes August 21, 2021

Remarded 

When the special kid walks out of the special kid classroom and tries to cook you like beef stew

You: *casually walking in the school hallway*
Special kid: *comes out of the special kid classroom with his toy truck in hand*
Special kid: WHAT ARE YOU REMARDED? GET OUT OF MY WAY STUPID HEAD!!!

Remarded by TheSpecialKidInTheDefinition July 3, 2019

REMARDER 

not worth getting to know
moneyless, broke, herpes

that fat ass aint worth the remarder
if he has herpes, he sure aint worth the remarder

REMARDER by sunkid October 5, 2006