Redodiculous
Re-do-dic-u-lous (ri-doo-dik-yuh-luhs)
adjective
Repeatedly failing a task to the point of absurdity.
adjective
Repeatedly failing a task to the point of absurdity.
Redodiculous by JayDee DanE November 15, 2012
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rediculous by Dassh July 25, 2004
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Redonculous
(rE-D'on-kU-lus); Adjective, can be loosely used as a noun in certain situations.
Closely related to ridiculous.
Pertains to any situation, and happenstance that isn't to be taken lightly; This is an advancement of the word ridiculous, can be used in a variety of situations / brick-a-brack.
Closely related to ridiculous.
Pertains to any situation, and happenstance that isn't to be taken lightly; This is an advancement of the word ridiculous, can be used in a variety of situations / brick-a-brack.
For instance, your drummer who is waiting to start practice and tryout a new singer calls you for the third time..
“Dude, …I’ll get there when I can; the freeway has been blocked for over 45 minutes…this is f’n redonculous..”
“Dude, …I’ll get there when I can; the freeway has been blocked for over 45 minutes…this is f’n redonculous..”
Redonculous by M. McConachie February 16, 2006
Redonculous
Redonculous by GGRobbie September 22, 2006
ruddiculous
An adjective to describe any utterance on a subject by someone who clearly is out of their depth in that particular subject, especially when related to fiscal management or economics. Named for the current Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd, who knows nothing at all about either and insists on airing his ignorance.
So, you think that a $1000 handout to every bum in the country to spend on smokes and booze will help stimulate the economy and stave off a depression? That's ruddiculous.
ruddiculous by UtterBastard February 11, 2009
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redamdiculous by The Hackerking November 19, 2007
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