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Diriculous 

When something is so so ridiculous, it can only be described as diriculous.

Pronounce: Dee-rick-ya-lus
"Carlos, Mo and Ash gambled and got pissed so much last night it was diriculous!"

"That beyatch didnt gangsta dangle you for your birthday, that shizzle is diriculous!"

"You see Jonnys beamer...that foolio has a diriclous car!"
Diriculous by AshFrank41 September 11, 2009

Dicriculous 

Just a swapping of letters in the word ridiculous. It just sounds a lot cooler.
"Dude that shit that Ronnie pulled the other night was dicriculous"
Dicriculous by Shloopy69 January 11, 2010

Dickdiculous

When something about a male is so ridiculous that it enters the realm of dickdiculous. Originally used strictly for describing the male genitalia, the term has moved on to describe any feat of male ingenuity/prowess/accomplishment/girth.
Oh man, dude, that hit you just took was dickdiculous!

or

The other day, I accidentally caught a glimpse of Oren's cock in the locker room. Dude...dickdiculous!
Dickdiculous by jmone87 July 27, 2009

disriculous 

Ridiculous. For use when something is so ridiculous that it cannot even be described in proper English.
"Dude, that Jackass episode was the most disriculous shit I've ever seen in my life."
disriculous by to mega therion September 13, 2007

dickliculous 

Something that is so unbelievable, it is considered to be beyond ridiculous.
"Richard Simmons is dickliculous." (not to be confused with "dick-a-licious," or "dicklicious.")

"I don't think George Bush is a bad guy - he's like the guy at a barbecue that you put in charge of the wiffleball - but then suddenly, you put him in charge of everything, and he starts to throw EVERYTHING at them - like the hamburgers and hot dogs - and he keeps saying, "we gotta get them before they get us," but then you realize, they don't even HAVE any hamburgers or hotdogs..." that's dickliculous. (The preceding is a paraphrased quote from a comic on tour with Jon Stewart I can't remember his name but he is hilarious.)

The word, "dickliculous" is dickliculous.
dickliculous by RJ Yeldarb September 22, 2006

dickronculous 

hey, dickronculous, where's the bread!?
dickronculous by admack April 26, 2008
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