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Australian slang for having a massively loose Friday night where everyone gets fucked up.
"Oh man, work's been killer this week, I am going to pull the biggest ridsy tonight."
"Holy shit, did you see that chick headbutt that goat? That's how you pull a ridsy!"
"Dude downed 5 tequila shots in a row, tongue bashed a girl as a chaser, then did another shot to round off the wildest ridsy ever."
Ridsy by Amused999 July 1, 2016
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Something that is foul or disgusting perhaps even embarrassing.
Man those pants are fucking ridsy
Ridsy by MentallyIll2.0 January 30, 2023
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