Citations:neckbeardy

Adjective: "(slang, derogatory) resembling, characteristic of, or related to neckbeards"

 * 2015, Patrick Sproull, "Susie Day: Fangirl? Me? Yep, you got me", The Guardian, 11 March 2015:
 * The Not-We might still imagine a geek to be some stereotypical neckbeardy guy, but my experience of fandom is full of women.
 * 2017, Daniel Luzer, "Terrorism's Centerfolds", Pacific Standard, 14 June 2017:
 * On another website someone noted that Lingg was notably sexy “because of the simple fact that he makes anarchy look less neckbeardy.”
 * 2018, William Webb, "Trash Talk", Scalarama, September 2018, page 12:
 * And though 35mm repertory screenings often attract a pretty neckbeardy crowd, women are making up a sizeable percentage of the audience at this event.
 * 2018, Jonathan Gluff, "The Write Stuff", News 4U, November 2018, page 66:
 * And just as many of the more benign memes originate from the dark, neckbearded recesses of the internet, this, too, has burrowed up from the darkest and neckbeardiest site of them all: 4Chan.
 * 2019, "TV'S Best Bets March 3 - 5", The Hernando Sun (Hernando County, FL), 1 March 2019 - 7 March 2019, page 9:
 * Guillermo Del Toro lends his voice to the animated series when Homer takes the kids on a joy ride in Comic Book Guy's car and must either prove his innocence in court or suck up to America's most neckbeardy neckbeard.