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sucdiculous 

suc●dic●u●lous

adjective

combining the powers of both root words, suck and ridiculous, this combination goes beyond the traditional meanings of both and creates the ultimate word of dislike and disgust. inversely, like many negative adjectives (i.e. bad, sick etc...) sucdiculous can be used as an ultimate word of like and/or affection. it does sound plain awesome as well, and it never hurts to say a cool word.
negative meaning: MAN, that opera was so sucdiculous i wanted to get murdered.

positive meaning: MAN, that castle jumper at rachel's birthday party was sucdiculous fool!! i want one of my own.
sucdiculous by jeffbushaw September 2, 2010

shizzdiculous 

when shit is so fucked up ridiculous, that your shit your pants.
after eating a monster burrito and finding out his mother passed
away during her most recent bowel movement, chazz, soiled himself cause that shit was shizzdiculously shizzdiculous.
shizzdiculous by mrmattymo April 19, 2009

Shiticulous 

When something is so shit, it's ridiculous.
"The weather is shiticulous today."
"School is shiticulous all the time."
"Her performance was shiticulous."
Shiticulous by rachculldog March 7, 2009

Shadiculus  

the word ridiculous and shady putt together it means ridiculously shady
person 1: im not walking down that ally its shadiculus

Person 2 : your right
Shadiculus by Tucker and Hana August 19, 2007

Shitdiculous 

Something that is ridiculous and shit at the same time.
'Holy shit, that shit be shitdiculous'
Shitdiculous by Antmonk April 28, 2008

shrediculous

Having the quality of shredding so hard that it is totally ridiculous.
Dude, DragonForce may be pretty cheesy, but they're still pretty shrediculous!
shrediculous by Ben Dalton December 14, 2006
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