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Plaidical 

A design of the plaid origin that is of such keen status that it is radical. The two words are conjugated to create the combination 'Plaidical'.
Holy Heck, that coat is plaidical!
Plaidical by Rad Dood December 13, 2006
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plaidalacki 

The famous wordrobe of the gorgeous Sir Jared Padalecki that encombers a wide variety of colors, styles and all things plaid.
Check out that dude bro, rockin that outfit, plaidalacki style!
plaidalacki by samlicker742 March 16, 2010
Can be used as in the previous example, but...

a word that describes everything but nothing, in a true but not way. abstract in a way, it is authoritative but subservient, and is also out of the ordinary.
Have you seen that new facility? It looks plastical.
plastical by plastical January 4, 2009

ploitical revolution

noun

is a social movement, uprising or revolt by the common class against the arbitrary powers and authority of political and economic elitist status-quo. Championing the cause for the revision of the institution of state from an entity of political and corporate bureaucracy, into an association of social idealism and ploitics.
new reactionary socialism champions the cause for a worldwide a ploitical revolution.

ploitical socialism 

noun

is a form of government or state apparatus, which is an idealogical social Association as opposed to the more traditional political and economic (ideological) institutions. Within the frame work of ploitical socialism although the economic element is present, it, however, holds only but an incidental and therefore minor value within the state composition. In ploitical socialism, the economy is viewed as simply a means the essential sustainability of society, and not as it is the case with the economic state or economic society, a means for materialistic attainability or procurement.
ploitical socialism by definition constitutes what is new reactionary socialism.

pradical 

practical yet radical. radical in it's practicality. in a world of rules and structures, people often need "pradical" solutions, such as growing their own food in an urban garden, or getting a non-traditional education to suit their learning needs.
"The two acre urban garden she started to help feed her community was such a pradical idea."
pradical by sarahsunshine777 June 26, 2014

Plastical People

Plastical People by temato45 April 23, 2017
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"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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