Ridictable
Ridiculously predictable
My job is so ridictable
Ridictable by SillyWordMan April 26, 2017
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ridictable
A contraction of the words ridiculous and predictable.
To be used in government or large corporate environments. Meant to signify any process, procedure or policy that is ridiculous but highly predictable in its outcome.
To be used in government or large corporate environments. Meant to signify any process, procedure or policy that is ridiculous but highly predictable in its outcome.
' That Joe, the least qualified manager was promoted is the outcome of a ridictable company policy.'
' That government always leans towards higher taxes is ridictable.'
' That government always leans towards higher taxes is ridictable.'
ridictable by GildedAgeLover June 30, 2009
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That signature is ridicabeans!
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