radicoli

Similar to radical, but it means a bit more. Pronounced: RAD-E-CO-LIE but spelt RADICOLI.

Ben: Have you seen the new Starwars game?

Steve: Oh my god yeah it is so radicoli! I think I might buy it.

by Jessica Winkworth October 9, 2007

Radicalifornia

A right-wing term for the politics of the West Coast.
Origin: Radical + California

All these new laws. Only in Radicalifornia!

by America Lover 🇺🇸 July 18, 2016

radicalist

Advocating or based on thorough or complete political or social change representing or supporting an extreme or progressive section of a political party.

The radicalist was rallying at an anti-Trump march.

by Vos ro dah December 26, 2020

Radicalise

The radicalisation of someone means their conversion to an extreme point of veiw.

Mostly used to describe suicide bombers influenced by radical Islam.

He was radicalised during his time in Iraq.

The series of radicalisations at universities was a cause of concern.

by MC1992 :) January 8, 2010

radicality

A quality that describes a person with radical thoughts and ideas. Radical, as in an extremist, rebellious, and revolutionary kind of way.

It can't really be used in a sentence, because it may not sound right, but hey, it's better than radicalness.

See radical.

The leader rallies up his men with his mountainous voice, his left fist raised up high, his own eyes burning with the fires of radicality that boil forth from within the recesses of his mind, his heart, and his soul.

by Merc Julian August 8, 2004

radicalismisticy

The summation of multiple extraordinarily awesome persons.

When those two kids are together, they exhibit excellent radicalismisticy.

by avacadojam August 22, 2009

Radicalized

The left wing version of the "Red pill". When you wake up from our dream . When you get radicalized you have nothing to lose other than your chains. Being woke

"I never thought that Alexa, the most submissive and silent girl of our class would beat up a cop"

"Alexa got radicalized."

by DoctorAMDC June 7, 2020