tardlet
/ˈtɑː(ɹ)dlət/
tardlet noun: a young or inconsequential fool.
Noun
tardlet (plural tardlets)
- A young or inconsequential fool.
- You are the laughing stock now, tardlet.2011 October 28, ~BD~ [username], “Re: Boatman”, in microsoft.public.test.here (Usenet)
- Care to explain what you're babbling about this time, tardlet?2012 June 30, [Tor] Phoenix [username], “Re: [Tard] Phoenix Confesses”, in alt.fan.karl-malden.nose (Usenet)
- A child with a cognitive disability.
- I can't believe these cretins actually think they're doing these tardlets a favor.2002 June 19, Nurz Rachet, “Re: HURL: Special dolls for special little people....”, in alt.tasteless (Usenet)
- & think how the 'joy' increases when tardlet hits puberty. Still spinning & screaming, but bigger & stronger than moo, with all those hormones pouring in.2005 August 15, khan [username], “Re: News: Don't Glare At Moms!”, in alt.support.childfree (Usenet)
Forms of tardlet
| plural | tardlets |
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Origin of tardlet
From tard + -let.
Questions about tardlet
- What does tardlet mean?
- Tardlet means a young or inconsequential fool.
- What part of speech is tardlet?
- Tardlet is a noun.
- How do you pronounce tardlet?
- Tardlet is pronounced /ˈtɑː(ɹ)dlət/.
- What is the plural of tardlet?
- The plural of tardlet is tardlets.
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