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recrunkulous

"Tommy, that was the most recrunkulous shit you've ever said."
recrunkulous by Urban Dictionary September 21, 2005

redunkulous 

Redunkulous- adj. the second higest degree of ridiculous. When something is amazing/ shocking/ surprising/ unbelievable etc. beyond normal amazement, but not completly unbeleivable. Something ouright crazy would use the higest degree of ridiculous (see redonkulous).
"Holy Shit that headshot was redunkolous"
"That bitch Tracy dumped me on valentines day. This is totaly redunkulous!"
"Jimmy forgot the beer!? This is completely redunkulous."
redunkulous by G-rammar September 28, 2005

ricuntulous

Same as ridiculous - only for a woman.
Honey, please stop with the babytalk. You're being ricuntulous.
ricuntulous by Dan July 19, 2004

Redunculous

Given to using made up words, often due a desire to seem intelligent despite suffering from a lack of formal education.
OMG, will you listen to Mark? That man is so redunculous!
Redunculous by Hasander March 27, 2009

reconculous

absurdly riduculous.
with no logical conclusion.
"'ere guv, that pink eared rabit is just renconculous"
reconculous by Anonymous February 27, 2003

redunkulous 

Ridiculous to the extreme. When nothing else can describe the cause or reason behind an action or event, that is otherwise impossible in nature.
Dan, while playing Modern Warfare 2: "That guy just shot me with a shotgun through three walls from a mile away!"

Bobby, while also playing Modern Warfare 2: "For real...that's redunkulous!"
redunkulous by GOAT of the Month February 4, 2010
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Pee Calculus

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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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