retard n.
(orig. US) derog. ref. to a mentally retarded person, whether actually or fig; also as adj.
CUSS 184: Retard – A person who always does the wrong thing. A person without much social or academic ability. | et al.||
Gorilla, My Love (1972) 88: Miss Moore asking us do we know what money is, like we a bunch of retards. | ‘The Lesson’ in||
Foxes (1980) 17: We’re going to school, retardo. | ||
Brown’s Requiem 190: For treating me like a slave! Like a retardo! | ||
Christine 247: You can laugh, you retard. | ||
Sweet La-La Land (1999) 218: He’s this retard used to hang around Bitsy. | ||
Plainclothes Naked (2002) 207: You think ’cause I’m part Rican, I’m some retardo punk? | ||
Turning Angel 162: I’m not sure why I tried out except that it’s what you’re supposed to do. I’m such a retard. | ||
Pigeon English 60: Don’t be a retard, you can’t just ask for it straight out. | ||
Dly Pennsylvanian 23 Mar. 🌐 Other words like ‘retard’ fall under the same category of words with troubling connotations that we casually use. | ||
May God Forgive 349: ‘People laughing in the street. Dessie Caine fucked a retard and look what he got’. |