Definition of a ratard

ratard    

noun

• pronunciation variant of "retard". Pronounced "ruh-TARD" rather than "REE-tard".

  You are such a ratard.

  Last edited on Feb 11 2013. Submitted by Smagoonaire from Hustler, WI, USA on Oct 28 2009.

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