Redunded
Redunded by JeffyFanatic5000 September 3, 2021
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redundelicious
Taking something delicious and adding more of that same delicious ingredient to it.. therefore multiplying its deliciousness exponentially. Warning: may cause diabetic shock.
Dude, did you just dip that Ho-Ho in chocolate sauce and sprinkle sugar on it?
--Yeah man, it's redundelicious!
--Yeah man, it's redundelicious!
redundelicious by Chris Knipple June 8, 2007
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Refunded
Guy 1:Bruh last night at this party this girl refunded on someone shoulder.
Guy 2: Bro that's hella sick bruh.
Guy 2: Bro that's hella sick bruh.
Refunded by Anchor_Man2.0 March 15, 2019
Redundence
(noun) a figure of speech in which a concept is applied twice in the same sentence under different pretences.
The repetition of the same statement, with the second concept supporting the first.
Pronounced as re-dun-dence.
This is a concept of a redundant-comment-sentence.
The repetition of the same statement, with the second concept supporting the first.
Pronounced as re-dun-dence.
This is a concept of a redundant-comment-sentence.
a. "Nothing changes, if nothing changes," is a redundence said in 12 Step recovery programs suggesting that your life will not change unless you actively make changes.
b. "When you know it, you'll know it," is a redundence about someone unsure of knowing something, and another person ensuring they will know it when it becomes prevalent.
c. "If I didn't know that guy, I wouldn't know that guy," is a redundence where s/he knew an obscure person.
b. "When you know it, you'll know it," is a redundence about someone unsure of knowing something, and another person ensuring they will know it when it becomes prevalent.
c. "If I didn't know that guy, I wouldn't know that guy," is a redundence where s/he knew an obscure person.
Redundence by went to zellers September 13, 2020
refunded
refunded by Alex Quantashassle June 5, 2005
redundertarded
A simple cross between the words "redundant" and "retarded"
It is used to describe something which is pointless or unsatisfying. Also for describing things/people you do not like. A mild insult.
It is used to describe something which is pointless or unsatisfying. Also for describing things/people you do not like. A mild insult.
"That is redundertarded"
"You are a redundertard."
"You are a redundertard."
redundertarded by Coolspot December 14, 2008
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