teatard

English

Etymology

tea +‎ -tard

Noun

teatard (plural teatards)

1. (US, slang, pejorative) A supporter of the Tea Party movement.
   • 2010 24 November, JLS, “Re: Closing-in: Supremes Confer On No Birth Certificate Eligibility Crisis”, alt.politics, Usenet:

     You teatard birthers are delightfully funny.

   • 2011 28 February, Neoconis_Ignoramus [username], “Teatard "plan" would cost 700,000 jobs, cut gdp growth”, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, Usenet:

     As if we needed further evidence that the teatard "austerity" "plan" was a stupid idea.

   • 2012 28 November, ChasNemo [username], “Re: WATCH KARL ROVES HEAD EXPLOAD! I really, really enjoyed that! Thanks for sharing!! It would be great to see similar footage of other bloated heads exploding (Rush Limbaugh, etc.!!!”, alt.radio.talk.dr-laura, Usenet:

     You must be a teatard moping over FOUR MORE YEARS! <SNICKER!!!!!!!>

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Synonyms

• teabagger (pejorative), teahadist (pejorative)