rondonculous

it means it was so ridiculous.

omg that was so ridiculous it was almost rondonculous.

rondonculous by Sinead Manning October 22, 2008

ridonculous 

Functionally similar to the word "ridiculous," this word is often used in its place for extra emphasis.

There's a ridonculous amount of cheddar cheese stuck in the printer.

ridonculous by 755coop3 April 23, 2004

Robdonkulous 

A combination of the words Rob and ridonkuolous, meaning doing something awesome but injuring somebody in the process. Rob is referencing the name Robert, because most Roberts tend to be violent. Also, ridonkulous things tend to be awesome.

Tom: Dude, did you see that guy do a triple kiss-of-death backflip off a bridge on the news yesterday?

Jerry: Yeah, man. Too bad he missed the river and landed on an innocent pedestrian.

Tom: Dang, it was robdonkulous, man.

Robdonkulous by philliesfan120 October 25, 2011

ridonculous 

(adjective) - ridiculous

Roald Dahl's BFG uses this word. This may be the origin of the word. First published in 1982.

Some of the other origins I've seen suggested are ridonculous.

ridonculous by doof0000 June 16, 2011

Ridonculous 

When ridiculous knows no bounds

"Check out the hunk of blue cheese he's got on that wing."

"That's ridonculous!"

Ridonculous by Todd Benson March 2, 2004

Redonculous 

(rE-D'on-kU-lus); Adjective, can be loosely used as a noun in certain situations.

Closely related to ridiculous.

Pertains to any situation, and happenstance that isn't to be taken lightly; This is an advancement of the word ridiculous, can be used in a variety of situations / brick-a-brack.

For instance, your drummer who is waiting to start practice and tryout a new singer calls you for the third time..

“Dude, …I’ll get there when I can; the freeway has been blocked for over 45 minutes…this is f’n redonculous..”

Redonculous by M. McConachie February 16, 2006

Redonculous 

When Ridiculous just isnt enough to discribe the situation

Fuck ridiculous that shit was Redonculous

Redonculous by GGRobbie September 22, 2006