Rugidy
Rugidy by Word Wizard Smith February 5, 2019
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rugid
A compound of the terms 'rigid' and 'rugged' in the same way that ginormous is a compound of 'gigantic' and 'enormous'. Used increasingly in Europe to refer to footwear for outdoor activities that is hard-wearing but also technically supportive (usually referring to torsion).
'My new approach shoes are excellent. They're comfortable enough for every day wear and yet rugid enough for difficult terrain'
rugid by Sweeter than Maxwell December 11, 2009
Related Words
rigidy rigidy rachel
Rigidy Rigidy Rachel, a nickname for the most organised, mature, spectacular person on the planet. She is loyal and observant to what's happening around her. She can be insecure about stuff she does even when she has no reason to be. Everything she does, she does with 100% effort and will put her heart and soul into it.
Synonyms
Bestie
The Best Person Ever
Synonyms
Bestie
The Best Person Ever
"Who organised all this?"
"Rigidy rigidy Rachel!!!"
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"Who's that girl, she looks gorgeous!"
"Oh, that's just rigidy rigidy raaaachel!!"
"Rigidy rigidy Rachel!!!"
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"Who's that girl, she looks gorgeous!"
"Oh, that's just rigidy rigidy raaaachel!!"
rigidy rigidy rachel by allisonfruitpunch November 1, 2020
Rigidy ratchet
The definition of rigidity ratchet is that she took up all of the clothes in the f****** house and f****** still had a bunch of period blood in the toilet.
Rigidy ratchet by Nohandle@weather May 24, 2021
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