studiculous
studiculous by Dr. Theodore Monopoly February 27, 2008
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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.
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.
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
stupidiculous
(adj.) Describing a person, place, event, or situation that is not only stupid but completely ridiculous as well. Could be used in a positive or negative context.
Her booty is stupidiculous.
stupidiculous by Jules Michaels January 9, 2009
sidiculous
sidiculous by Michael Perone October 15, 2006
stupiculous
Both stupid and ridiculous
That is a stupiculous project
stupiculous by Freddie and Uncle Tom May 13, 2005
SEDICULOUS
Derived from ridiculous it means something ridiculously good, really classy and sophisticated, or freaking awesome.
Must be used in a positive tense.
Invented serendipitously during office communicator correspondence.
Must be used in a positive tense.
Invented serendipitously during office communicator correspondence.
SEDICULOUS by yalah January 17, 2011
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