ridicafun
ridicafun by Lucky Jodi March 23, 2007
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ridicadonk
ridicadonk by dj rodriguez November 5, 2008
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ridicament
A ridiculous predicament. As if a predicament wasn't bad enough, being put in a ridiculous predicament just tops it off completely. The most ridiculous of difficult, perplexing or dangerous situations to be put in.
To a close friend:"Mate, could you just let your Wife know, from me, that I love her... Oh, and also your son, may not be yours... Sorry to put you in this ridicament. Thanks!" Friend walks away...
ridicament by rykenn June 28, 2009
Ridicadunk
Pronounced: Ri-Dick-A-Dunk
1) Word created out of frusturation while losing beer pong at a fraternity house.
2) Apply to anything that is just booty.
1) Word created out of frusturation while losing beer pong at a fraternity house.
2) Apply to anything that is just booty.
Nicodemus Von Potter: Oh man, that trick charges $2 an hour.
Ernesto: And she walks Michigan Avenue? Dang sooooon, thats just RIDICADUNK!!
Ernesto: And she walks Michigan Avenue? Dang sooooon, thats just RIDICADUNK!!
Ridicadunk by Nina Spallonizzle July 27, 2006
Ridicadonkadiculous
The absolute highest level of Ridiculous. There are five levels of ridiculous.
Ridiculous.
Ridonkulous.
Ridonkadonk.
Ridicadonkulous.
Ridicadonkadiculous.
Ridicadonkadiculous should only be used in the rarest and most extreme of cases.
Ridiculous.
Ridonkulous.
Ridonkadonk.
Ridicadonkulous.
Ridicadonkadiculous.
Ridicadonkadiculous should only be used in the rarest and most extreme of cases.
"Did you hear that they discovered Barack Obama to be an alien from Saturn, sent here to destroy Earth?"
"That's Ridicadonkadiculous!!!"
"That's Ridicadonkadiculous!!!"
Ridicadonkadiculous by Sammy Unreal March 28, 2009
Ridicadank
Ridicadank by frinkus December 30, 2007
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