predicatable

Predicatively predictable

Predicative is less predicatable than attributive that precedes noun modified and is slightly more dignified in grammar almost like a hammer relating to or occurring within predicative of sentence, being sentenced to predicative adjective for repentance.
Lie can refer to comfortable rest, but also intensional false statement when put to the test.

by Hercolena Oliver June 17, 2010

predictabler

A predictable moron.

Devastate is a moron who is predictable because he is a dick ryder of intellectial rap.

by 2-Face December 15, 2004

Predictableation

Predictableation (pri-DIK-tuh-bul-ay-shun)
noun –

The inevitable disappointment that comes from correctly guessing what someone is going to do… again.

I didn’t even bother getting my hopes up — the moment she said “we’ll see,” the predictableation kicked in.

by summerrainbow June 17, 2025

predictible

When you're a retard who either can't spell Predictable or just thought that you found an OG twitter username.

Ey bro throwing that jizz on your mum was hella predictible

by predictible April 18, 2018

predicktable

Consistent in being a total d**k to everyone 24/7.

Tronald Dump was very predicktable even before he became prez; it's no wonder we could only stand him for one term.

by QuacksO February 15, 2023

non-predicetable

When you know that a dice roll on a table won't come out as you wanted

Shit, 2 ones, i knew this roll was non-predicetable! :(

by yumsus November 17, 2021

predictabull

noun/adjective: predictable+bullshit

George Bush's state of the union speeches are getting way too predictabull particularly with respect to the reasons for America's presence in Iraq.

by Dynamic_Dude_ February 6, 2006