cridicule

v. trans. to excoriate and/or denigrate a person or an idea while at the same time mocking him/her or it

n. criticism mixed with ridicule

The Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Commitee cridiculed the Democratic nominee's liberal voting record.

The Republicans subjected the nominee to cridicule.

cridicule by Goodmalood July 17, 2009

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crudiculous

ridiculously cruddy; can be used to describe the way one feels or a place.

Example 1
Girl 1: You haven't been to work in 3 days! What's wrong with you?
Girl 2: Leave me alone. I feel crudiculous from this cold!

Example 2
Girl 1: So, are you gonna date Ted?
Girl 2: Yeah, right. Have you seen his apartment? It's crudiculous.

crudiculous by Dreamz April 7, 2009

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Criticule

To continualy critize someone or their behavior to the point of ridicule.

Christine criticuled his choice of shirt for the the concert to the point he went and bought a new one.

Criticule by rablin101 October 1, 2010

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ridicule

words, actions, or behavior making someone seem laughable and ridiculous

(Note: Ridiculing isn't necessarily teasing. Teasing implies saying or doing something unkind or ridiculing towards another, but that was done just out of silliness, which is why it's common to say, "I was only teasing. I was just joking")

Will Smith constantly ridiculed Carlton on the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

"You could make George Bush look young," I ridiculed my wife before she threw my pillow and blanket on the couch.

After Henry ridiculed me today at school, all the students bursted in laughter.

ridicule may or may not be done in a teasing manner. Some ridicule hurts

John is usually just teasing when he ridicules me so I never make anything of it.

ridicule by Rick Warwick October 17, 2008