redundant

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by yohan van durgen schmut September 10, 2006

Redundatarded

A derogatory term; a portmanteau of "redundant" and "retarded". Used to describe someone who is acting in an especially retarded fashion.

Did you actually just eat that manure? That was redundatarded.

by Forward_bound June 14, 2010

redundantize

To speak redundantly when talking.

My boss asked me to file these files in the filing cabinet.

I told him that there was no need to specify "in the filing cabinet" because it was unnecessary.

Often, the 2 of us, both, redundantize frequently.

by CynicPlacebo August 5, 2011

Redundable

Can be configured in a redundant fashion with failover.
(To be made redundant in a backup situation)

The new firewall was not redundable.

by tunicx September 20, 2012

Redundant

A 6'6" person saying they were something other than tall as a kid is like a black guy saying he was white until he turned 18. What else could you have been even if you tried?

People would know a 6'6" person was always tall for their age as a kid without them having to explain it, the same way they would know a 4'10" person was always short for their age, even as a kid (unless they are one of those rare Guinness record books folks), so explaining it would be redundant.

by The Original Agahnim August 10, 2021

Refudiate

A word made up by George W. Bush, and then again by Sarah Palin, is used as a combination of Refute and repudiate, and was declared by the Oxford Dictionary to be technically valid in the way she was using it, if only for the fact that neither Refute or Repudiate would actually make sense in that situation.

Muslim: Hey guys, lets build a mosque near Ground Zero

Sarah Palin: peaceful Muslims, please refudiate your call to action.

by Hombre Slim November 20, 2010

Redundulous

It's so redundant, it's ridiculous!

You: Should I dip my churro in chocolate?
Me: What?! Chocolate and cinnamon together? Redundulous!

by Smaxk! February 10, 2012