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Redrunkulous

To be ridiculously drunk.
I don't remember anything from last night. Dog, I was so redrunkulous it wasn't funny.
Redrunkulous by Ortega January 16, 2004

Redunkuless 

A general reference to something so out of the ordinary Thus it can be only used on very special occasions because it passes the use of swears and/or expletives in that form of awesomeness.
Shaq is less than 9 feet tall, Redunkuless
"Dude, Pamela Anderson was at my house last night" "Dude, that's redunkuless"
Redunkuless by GorrillaMann April 18, 2009

Redrunkulus 

Being extremely ridiculous, especially when drunk.
WOW, that was redrunkulus!
Redrunkulus by dKell November 5, 2005

redrunkulous

unbelievably rediculous.
the most rediculous something can get
1. Rediculous
2. Redonkulous
3. Redunkulous
4. REDRUNKULOUS
redrunkulous by AR May 13, 2005

Redrunkulous

Being in a high energy drunken state in which you do ridiculous, spur of the moment things. This state is very desirable an often results in awesome, or funny stories.

Caution: Vomiting may occur
1. LET'S GET REDRUNKULOUS!!!! YEAHHH!!!!!

2. Getting redrunkulous is soooo much better than getting shwastey .
Redrunkulous by seahorsepanda July 24, 2010

redonkulessness 

Derived form the popular word redonkuless.
But has the added "ness" at the end for appropriate situations. Can be used to make yourself sound more scientific. Handy when your under stress to impress.
Politicians are 99% useless retards. There idea's wallow in redonkulessness
redonkulessness by Captain Good Words November 25, 2009
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