pediculous
pediculous by Hundekuchen October 18, 2004
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rediculous
rediculous by Dassh July 25, 2004
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pediculous • prediculous • PETDICULOUS • rediculous • Ediculous • mediculous • peniculus • petticulous • Bediculous • Paticulous
rediculous
rediculous by raslafor November 19, 2007
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Prediculous
A combination of Predictable and Ridiculous. When you know the outcome of a situation or event before it actually unfolds.
Alchoholic Friend: "I'm only drinking 3 shots out of this bottle."
12 hours later...
Alchoholic Friend: (Phone call) " My bail is $500, can you spot me?"
You: "Totally Prediculous!! Yes, I'll bail you out, jerk."
12 hours later...
Alchoholic Friend: (Phone call) " My bail is $500, can you spot me?"
You: "Totally Prediculous!! Yes, I'll bail you out, jerk."
Prediculous by King CJK December 13, 2010
peniculus
You have a large peniculus
Bediculous
When someone is being ridiculous
"Man, I turned so hard it felt like I had be exorcised"
"You bediculous"
"I fell asleep with popcorn in my mouth"
"Legit?! You bediculous"
"I stood in sewage water"
"BEDICULOUS"
"You bediculous"
"I fell asleep with popcorn in my mouth"
"Legit?! You bediculous"
"I stood in sewage water"
"BEDICULOUS"
Bediculous by Lengathore September 12, 2012
Pedicurious
Pedicurious
adj.
1. To be inquisitive as to the grooming and/or painting habits of ones toenails.
2. To be intrigued by feet in an extremely creepy manner.
Pedicuriosity
n.
1. A state of inquiry where one is unable to tell if a person has recently painted and/or filed his or her toenails.
2. A desire to learn more or experience having one's toenails painted and filed, preferably by a professional.
adj.
1. To be inquisitive as to the grooming and/or painting habits of ones toenails.
2. To be intrigued by feet in an extremely creepy manner.
Pedicuriosity
n.
1. A state of inquiry where one is unable to tell if a person has recently painted and/or filed his or her toenails.
2. A desire to learn more or experience having one's toenails painted and filed, preferably by a professional.
1. "I'm pedicurious as to your toenails always being so well clipped. Do you groom them yourself?
2. "Your feline died when she impaled herself on my poison-spike-tipped boot. It looks like pedicuriosity killed the cat!"
2. "Your feline died when she impaled herself on my poison-spike-tipped boot. It looks like pedicuriosity killed the cat!"
Pedicurious by Jacob Stebel November 14, 2006
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