Define Negan Meaning

To hit someone in the head with a baseball bat

a humorous socipath with a mild obsession with "Eenie Meenie Minie Mo". He will line you up with your friends, do the rhyme and then kill the unlucky one.

Ngena is a brutal killer. he killed Glenn and Abraham with his bat, Lucille. He was first introduced in The Walking Dead comics. In the TV show, he was introduced on "The Last Day on Earth," Season 6 Episode 16. He has killed many people and hot ironed peoples' faces including Dwight's. he is turning good now. "Well, back to it!"

Neganized-To exercise absolute power or control thru the use of friends and family and or lose of life. To be exquisitely cruel or use oppressively behavior to govern or reign as a tyrant. Overbearing person who habitually badgers and intimidates everyone. A person who gleefully takes the world around him to pee pee pants city.

A guy who carries a bat named after his wife. He doesn’t mind hurting anyone, but if you hurt is Lucile, he will snap.

Someone who is vegan but doesn’t follow the normal rules

Negan is a guy that claims to be a bad ass but needs everyone else to make him look good. He gets people to do his dirty work, then shows up whistling a tune without realizing that he does not actually have any friends. He’s so bad ass, that he hides from vegetarians and eats nothing but canned tuna and mixed nuts.

Hitting someone with a baseball bat over the head by lifting the bat over your shoulder and bringing it down on top
like Negan from The Walking Dead

To deploy one's unrelenting and full fury of will against an unsuspecting person or object. While this normally includes violence, it can also be a feat of strength or over-the-top action. You also do not have to be Negan... to go full-negan. A true full-negan is so bad-ass it is not limited to laws of physics or time.

Much in the same way Riker's Beard signified Star Trek: The Next Generation finding itself, and much in the same way Jump the Shark led to Happy Days' demise, Negan's Bat is a TV trope signifying an unprecedentedly awful cliffhanger, which makes no sense and leads to a butchering of iconic and beloved scenes.

Origins of this phrase come from Season Six of the Walking Dead, which ended on a cliffhanger showing a first person POV of Negan's Bat.

Also see: Getting Lucille'd