Ridence

Laughter; specifically the sound of laughter. The i is long and should be pronounced reed-ence or ride-ence to avoid confusion with the word "riddance".

From the Latin ridere - to laugh, the word is related to deride and derision.

We had to let one comic go but his replacement is much funnier. So I guess - good riddance and good ridence.

by That Dance Guy November 29, 2009

ridonculous

(adjective) - ridiculous

Roald Dahl's BFG uses this word. This may be the origin of the word. First published in 1982.

Some of the other origins I've seen suggested are ridonculous.

by doof0000 June 16, 2011

good riddance a bitch

to rid the area of a bitch or unwanted person

“Becky is being really annoying lately...i’m ready to good riddance a bitch”

by dumbbitch5000 June 7, 2019

ridonc

An abbreviated form of "ridonculous," meaning "ridiculous"

"That test had like 100 questions on it! Totally ridonc!"

by paulistano March 10, 2007

Rianca

Rianca is an amazing, beautiful and fun girl. She always has the best ideas and is very fun to be around. A Rianca never wants to leave anyone out she is a very caring person. If you are friends with a Rianca never let her go cherish her for the rest of your life and she will cherish you back. A Rianca will stay by your side no matter what and will love you with all she has got.

Girl: Who's your best friend?
Friend: Rianca she is such a fun and amazing person.

by Lex101 September 26, 2017

ridunculous

Something so ridiculous, it's ridunculous.

Heidi and Spencer are such a ridunculous couple.

by Catheryne October 3, 2007

ridankulous

A play on the words ridiculous and dank. Used to describe a state of mind or quality of marijuana.

I'm freaking ridankulous from that bowl.
This is some ridankulous herb.

by C Norgan October 6, 2003