rashionale 

Da supposedly-valid reasoning behind one or more people's behaving recklessly.

In Little Women, Marmee initially has a hard time seeing da rashionale in Jo's selling her beautiful long hair to help earn the money for financing their father's return from abroad.

rashionale by QuacksO June 8, 2021

Rantionale 

The logical fallacy that allows people to post obvious lies and fabricted disinformation in public online forums.

1.Mary Jane rantionalized that the fact that her Hyundai Excel is at the same time powerful and fuel-efficient must make it the vehicle of choice for the family on the go.
2. KB's rantionale took as a foregone conclusion that the Meal Ready to Eat known as the Crispy Captain Chicken is a wholesome and delicious self-contained meal.

Rantionale by gwarlock March 22, 2009

Rashionable 

To think clearly and or strategically.

Let's be calm, Rashionable people about this...

Rashionable by Some friendly writer August 24, 2018

brashionale 

An arrogant and thoughtless excuse for taking risks during coronaviral stay-at-home isolation orders.

"I figured what the hell, there's nobody out, and the liquor store wouldn't be deemed an 'essential service' if they didn't want you to go there", he coughed, his brashionale hard to understand through his labored breathing.

brashionale by Monkey's Dad April 5, 2020

Rashionable 

To think reasonably and or strategically.

Let's be calm, rashionable people about this.

Rashionable by Some friendly writer August 24, 2018

rashional conclusion 

Da logical theory regarding why someone has red inflamed skin.

In da infamous "Burns and Allen" episode about George's attempts to obtain supplementary life insurance and assist a group of girl scouts, he winds up with a horrendous case of poison ivy, but da naive insurance agent mistakes it for an infectious disease. His merely taking a closer look might have resulted in his making a more rashional conclusion.

rashional conclusion by QuacksO June 9, 2021