radicalist

Advocating or based on thorough or complete political or social change representing or supporting an extreme or progressive section of a political party.

The radicalist was rallying at an anti-Trump march.

by Vos ro dah December 26, 2020

Radiclees

It’s a radical 90’s character

Dude sonic the hedgehog is such a radiclees

by Noxious the Faceless October 27, 2020

Radicalise

The radicalisation of someone means their conversion to an extreme point of veiw.

Mostly used to describe suicide bombers influenced by radical Islam.

He was radicalised during his time in Iraq.

The series of radicalisations at universities was a cause of concern.

by MC1992 :) January 8, 2010

radicality

A quality that describes a person with radical thoughts and ideas. Radical, as in an extremist, rebellious, and revolutionary kind of way.

It can't really be used in a sentence, because it may not sound right, but hey, it's better than radicalness.

See radical.

The leader rallies up his men with his mountainous voice, his left fist raised up high, his own eyes burning with the fires of radicality that boil forth from within the recesses of his mind, his heart, and his soul.

by Merc Julian August 8, 2004

Rudical

Extreme blatant rudeness.

This girl told me not to BS her about meeting her at a club, then she goes and Tweets about how she's with some other dude at a club down the street from the one I was at... how rudical is that!?

by The Cluh July 13, 2009

Radiculas

Urban street talk that many young dudes use around London. It's used to describe something that is both crazy and also extreme, in a hip, to-the-max kind of way.

Tommy - "Yo dude! I'm like going to totally 360 over this Austin Allegro on a baking tray!"

Billy - "Woah boi! That's totally Radiculas."

by Concise Oxford Dictionary August 30, 2007

radicalismisticy

The summation of multiple extraordinarily awesome persons.

When those two kids are together, they exhibit excellent radicalismisticy.

by avacadojam August 22, 2009