radunk 

to be overly cool, dope, tight, etc.
can also be used to describe something uncool.

-Those shoes are radunk!
-YO! That teacher is mad radunk!

radunk by ejaygee April 9, 2008

redunk 

adj. used to describe something insane, unimaginable, crazy, inhuman, or cruel

"Wow, that Chemistry midterm was redunk. I got pwned"
"Dude, did you see that girl. Man, she was redunk!"

redunk by Giuseppe and Louis January 11, 2006

Radonkadoobies 

n. A female's breasts. Usually an exclamation.

Check out the radonkadoobies on that chick!

Radonkadoobies by Doublavay June 27, 2008

redunkulous 

Redunkulous- adj. the second higest degree of ridiculous. When something is amazing/ shocking/ surprising/ unbelievable etc. beyond normal amazement, but not completly unbeleivable. Something ouright crazy would use the higest degree of ridiculous (see redonkulous).

"Holy Shit that headshot was redunkolous"
"That bitch Tracy dumped me on valentines day. This is totaly redunkulous!"
"Jimmy forgot the beer!? This is completely redunkulous."

redunkulous by G-rammar September 28, 2005

rakunk 

a fictional animal from Margaret Atwood's novel Oryx and Crake, a cross of a raccoon and a skunk

The rakunks had begun as an after-hours hobby on the part of the OrganInc biolab hotspots. (...)

(...)"No smell to it, not like a skunk," said Jimmy's father. "It's a clean animal, with a nice disposition. Placid. Racoons never made good pets once they grown up, they got crabby, they'd tear your houses to pieces. This thing is supposed to be calmer."

(M.Atwood, Oryx and Crake, Virago Press 2004, p.57-8)

rakunk by Yahoodka July 22, 2006

radonkulous 

Slang word for ridiculous.

Person A: HOLY SHIT I BLEW MY LOAD ALL OVER MY KEYBOARD
Peron B: HHAHA WTF THAT'S RADONKULOUS!

radonkulous by Stephen McMahon December 26, 2004

radonk

It means everything from completely rediculous to absolutely amazing to just plain unexplainable to way too explainable

Omg, did you see the pictures from the party posted online? They were totally radonk

radonk by September Hollace April 18, 2007