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Completely ridiculous "Man that shit is completely ridiculum to the fact, biznatch."
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A series of ridiculous events, usually occuring within a short period of time. We partied last weekend, and with all the antics, I can only describe it as pure ridiculum
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Noun form of ridiculous. Man, you should have come to that party... we got into all kinds of ridiculum.
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Based off of Latin spelling, though not Latin in orgin. Ridiculum is a measure of how ridiculous something is. That party had so much ridiculum!
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The practice of doing something ridiculous on purpose just to be a screw ball. Her name is ridiculum, much the same as yours as they relate to my life implicitly.
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