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randonauting 

Is going to a random location and exploring it and making it an adventure for you and friends.
Hey bitch! There’s this cool forest behind my house Do you want to go randonauting after school?
randonauting by Bug1477 May 22, 2020

Randomation Verbalisation 

Randomation Verbalisation means Random talk between friends whom are alcoholically inherited in the early hours of the morning. so basically random shit.
(After a lot of beer and it’s around 3-4 am)

Friends usually end up talking about random things, and they never know how they got to the topic. The conversation usually ends up shitty a confusing thus where it becomes Randomation Verbalisation.

randonautica 

Randonautica is an app that sends you on a random adventure to explore the world around you. All you have to do is share your location, set an intention, and follow directions to a random point that the app generates for you. There, the theory is, you will find something relevant to your intention.
sister 1: "Did you hear about those tik toker's who found human remains inside a suitcase?"
sister 2: "No. How did they find it?"
sister 1: "Uh some weird ass hunting, adventure app called Randonautica."
randonautica by yuck_renee September 24, 2020

randomatic 

(adj). 1. An occurrence that happens without human influence, automatic, specifically not triggered by the speaker, that also contains an element of uncertainty or surprise. 2. An occurrence, or series of occurrences, triggered by a person who does not pre-plan the action(s) either at all or sufficiently. (Implies deficiency.)
1) Lightning was striking randomatically all over the place.
2) My computer keeps getting viruses randomatically.
3) (In a video game) They were just casting spells randomatically.
4) Try throwing the rope to the person, not just randomatically all over the lake!
randomatic by ave19 December 26, 2011

randomatic 

Man, that was RANDOMATIC
randomatic by Wildcat Miranda November 20, 2002

randobaiting 

the act of masturbating to or with a rando
none of my usual guys were around so i ended up randobaiting with two guys named jeff
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