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ridonkeykongulous 

ridonkeykongulous, another word for ridiculous, but used when what it is discribing is twice or more ridiculous then normal

or if donkey kong does something ridiculous, or if it as ridiculous as donkey kong
Sally "My arm was blown off by a rocket powered banana!"

me "THATS Ridonkeykongulous!"
ridonkeykongulous by s3nd3r5 June 11, 2006

Ridonkeykong 

synonymous with ridiculous, ridonculous, etc.
Whoa, that ish is ridonkeykong!!
Ridonkeykong by sweet B January 16, 2009

Redonkey Kong 

Synonymous with "Ridiculous" i.e. Crazy/Bizarre/Extraordinary/Outrageous

Usually "Redonkey Kong" is used as a positive expression, applied to something perceived as good, usually surprisingly so. Though it can be used in special circumstances that are outrageous, even in a negative way.

Made popular by the Hit television show "30 Rock" in the episode "The Source Awards", although in the show it is implied that Redonkey Kong is the alias of a fictional musician that has a beef with Tracey Jordan.

Despite Redonkey Kong being debuted on 30 Rock its origins are unknown. Though it can be assumed it came to be due to the similar sound of "Redonkey Kong" to "Ridiculous". Also, the iconic game Donkey Kong is, itself, Ridiculous.
"Shit son, this cron is Redonkey Kong!"

redonkeydonk 

adj. A shortened, more humourous form of "redonkulous," meaning utterly ridiculous. see redonkulous, or redonk
Joe: "I heard that her brother was caught smuggling play-doh into thier basement."
Donald: "That's rediculous... no, it's redonkeydonk!"
redonkeydonk by Caitlinnn November 18, 2005

Redonkeykongulous

Adjective. Something that is more ridiculous than something that is redonkulous. May be used negatively or positively in description.
1. When mike wears skinny jeans, he just looks totally redonkeykongulous... Seriously... (this is clearly negative)

2. When the Lakers win another championship, it's gonna be redonkeykongulous! ( it will ).
Redonkeykongulous by MikeHater4eva October 7, 2011
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