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

penny-readings

Entertainments consisting of readings, with music, &c. the price of admission being a penny. they commenced in 1859, and were formerly common, but are now less heard of.

Shall we go the the penny-readings today

by Tom Elgie June 18, 2006

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

radidio

CB slanguage for a CB radio; derived from radio+diddle.

Rubber Duck, you got your radidio on?

by Downstrike May 30, 2004

radical feminism

A hate-speech movement which aims to eliminate the rights of men and non-feminist women and deny people the freedom of speech. Adherents of the movement use the actions of men and an imaginary "patriarchy" as an excuse for why there lives are so pathetic and unfulfilled.

Grace belives in radical feminism and therefore blames the "patriarchy" for the sad state of affairs that is her life.

by Lloyd Bradford July 29, 2007

Radical

Radical, an extreme form of something. To be cool, to be rad

see "rad"

That guitar riff was radical as fuck man!
Dude, this pizza is radical.

by Darrel March 20, 2003

I'm reading your mail

A phrase used to express an understanding of the main points of an argument. Synonymous with phrases like "I get it", "gotcha" or " I know what you're saying".

"I'm reading your mail dude ... loud and clear".

by ilam nebrann August 29, 2010