radicate

1. Verb. To make rad or awesome.

2. Verb. To start a craze.

Derek knew he was able to radicate stretching when he walked into the gym Tuesday morning and saw 15 bros doing the splits.

by ranger_joe March 14, 2017

Radicate Pidgeons

Radicating pidgeons is a longer way of saying rp (besides roleplay), mostly used to try to tell your girlfriend you want to roleplay but you don't want to appear annoying.

"Hey TZ. Wanna radicate pidgeons?"

by PeriThePearE August 15, 2017

Radicate the icicle

To make something previously weird/boring cool by doing it a lot.

Doctor 1: Since people picked their noses too much, we figured out its good for their health!
Doctor 2: That's one way to radicate the icicle.

by Kobble_(st)one January 18, 2021

radicalés

1. does not mean radical in spanish. but it should.

Michael: Hola Miguel. Esta pelicula es muy radicalés...

Miguel: Radicalés? That has no grammatical merit at all in my native language of Spanish.

by MattttttyPie May 3, 2010

Really Raticated

When someone is bugging out because they do not own any gats, regulators, 9 inches, balloons, hoes, whips, ear rings or anything or anything of "gangsta" value.

"YAyo, you need to stop raticating"

by Geoff March 27, 2003

radicaler

of or being more radical than radical

surfing during the red tide in San Diego was radicaler than regular night shift surfing.

by ronaldizi-fo-shizi October 4, 2011

Radiated Ratsnake

Snake with tokay gecko attitude. Always angry and defensive when cornered.

Radiated Ratsnake smile = It's angry and want to attack you.

by Shiine-1 April 23, 2022