rebarkable 

An amazing event of which a dog feels compelled to inform you. This could be other dogs, cats, people, helicopters, thunder; essentially anything other than rocks.

My dog never fails to find it rebarkable that other people blatantly walk their dogs by his sacred territory.

rebarkable by fidness 1957 September 8, 2012

remarkable 

striking or unusual, extraordinary

Look at the remarkable work Kelli did on her web site!

remarkable by ed420 December 6, 2006

remarkable 

something smashing, excellent, spectacular

Kelli and Ed are REMARKABLE!

remarkable by Queen Kelli December 9, 2006

remarkablous 

An adjective used by James Lipton in X-Entertainment's Advent Calendar series, roughly meaning very good, exciting, astounding, etc. It is (apparently) a mixture of remarkable and tremendous or stupendous.

MISTA SNOWMAN: ...and then, at the end of the show, there's this big storm, and things are looking pretty grim... ...UNTIL RUDOLPH SAVES CHRISTMAS WITH HIS BIG SHINY NOSE! CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT SHIT?

JAMES LIPTON: NO I cannot believe that shit! Simply remarkablous -- I would not mind hearing that story again!

remarkablous by Ben L. December 29, 2007

Remerkable 

Coined from the term Merk (or Merc depending on geographical location) made famous by Manchester United Centre Back, and original prankster, Rio Ferdinand.

To Merk someone is to make a fool of them, however if something is remerkable it means it is so good you want to do it multiple times.

Dayuum, that gurl be truely remerkable.

Wayne, you look a total fool! You totally thought you ran over that puppy! You got Merk'd and that was Remerkable.

Remerkable by Captain Zanzebar March 1, 2011

rejerkable 

Being able to jerk off again to the same porn movie or scene.

Johnny watched a porn that he previously had watched the night before and found the scene was not rejerkable.

rejerkable by Alabamatosser November 18, 2013

Retardable 

Capable of Retardation

People are retardable and become retarded if given excessive electro-shock therapy.

Retardable by Omar Sultan December 15, 2006