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Main Entry: 1 comp·tard Pronunciation: 'kämp-'tärd Etymology: Modern Engrish, from Middle Haddish or Hadbrew; Middle Spanglish comptarder, from Latin comptardare, from re- + tardus slow transitive senses Function: verb 1 : to slow up especially by preventing or hindering advance or accomplishment with one that computes; specifically : a programmable electronic device that can store, retrieve, and process data: CYBER IMPEDE 2 : to delay academic progress by failure to promote intransitive senses in relation to modern day technology: to undergo technological retardation synonym see LAMER antonym see l33t; also : bill gates - comp·tard·er noun Function: noun 1 : a comptarded person; also : a person held to resemble a comptarded person in behavior
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