Definitions by MyNeighborTerry
Lucridous
lu·cri·dous /ˈlo͞okrədəs/
adjective
1. Producing an absurd, laughably high amount of profit; so financially successful that it becomes ridiculous or hard to believe.
2. A situation where an extreme amount of money is made from something incredibly trivial, bizarre, or effortless.
• Etymology: A blend of lucrative (highly profitable) + ludicrous (completely absurd).
adjective
1. Producing an absurd, laughably high amount of profit; so financially successful that it becomes ridiculous or hard to believe.
2. A situation where an extreme amount of money is made from something incredibly trivial, bizarre, or effortless.
• Etymology: A blend of lucrative (highly profitable) + ludicrous (completely absurd).
• "The tech startup pulled in a lucridous profit by selling digital outfits for cartoon cats."
• "It is absolutely lucridous that he became a billionaire just by filming himself reacting to old infomercials."
• "She turned her bizarre hobby of painting faces on potatoes into a lucridous business empire."
• "While the product itself was completely useless, the marketing campaign was a lucridous success."
• "It is absolutely lucridous that he became a billionaire just by filming himself reacting to old infomercials."
• "She turned her bizarre hobby of painting faces on potatoes into a lucridous business empire."
• "While the product itself was completely useless, the marketing campaign was a lucridous success."
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