tardonkulous
tardonkulous by lysacheck my ballz March 1, 2012
Tridonkulous
:variant of ridonkulous. Ridiculous to the extreme- specifically used in references to a person's errant choice of words or malapropisms.
Utah Judge: Why didn't you do a Tridonculo scene from the Tempest?
Actor: Do you mean Trinculo? Calling you an expert in Shakespeare is simply tridonkulous!
Actor: Do you mean Trinculo? Calling you an expert in Shakespeare is simply tridonkulous!
Tridonkulous by Longley December 4, 2010
Related Words
Sardonkulous
Sardonic: Grimly mocking or cynical (adj)
Redonkulous: Significantly more absurd than ridiculous to an almost impossible extreme; without possibility of serious consideration (adj)
Sardonkulous: Ridiculously cynical, absurdly mocking, sardonic to the extreme (adj)
Redonkulous: Significantly more absurd than ridiculous to an almost impossible extreme; without possibility of serious consideration (adj)
Sardonkulous: Ridiculously cynical, absurdly mocking, sardonic to the extreme (adj)
Matt: You'll be trafficking in sex slaves next.
Jess: Dude! Too far. That's sardonkulous.
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Jess: GET OUT!
Matt: Man, you're being sardonkulous
Jess: Dude! Too far. That's sardonkulous.
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Jess: GET OUT!
Matt: Man, you're being sardonkulous
Sardonkulous by Frasky July 26, 2011
tridonkulous
when something is so ridonkulous, so that the ridonkulousness of it is multiplied by three, or, in other words, tripled. thus, it is not just ridonkulous, but TRIdonkulous. the "tri" signifies the triple nature of the ridonkulousness.
see ridonkulous
see ridonkulous
karl: shit did you see pyramid that kid made out of orangina bottles?
jay: that was ridonkulous.
karl: no man. that was beyond that. that was TRIDONKULOUS.
jay: that was ridonkulous.
karl: no man. that was beyond that. that was TRIDONKULOUS.
tridonkulous by karl January 21, 2005
twidonkulous
Four times as much as ridiculous and
Twice as much as ridonkulous
Hence TWI(Twice)- donkulous
To be used when you are in shock or awe of something
Twice as much as ridonkulous
Hence TWI(Twice)- donkulous
To be used when you are in shock or awe of something
Did you see her oufit? It's TWIDONKULOUS
It's TWIDONKULOUS he got kicked out of Big Brother!
It's Twidonkulously hot today!
It's TWIDONKULOUS he got kicked out of Big Brother!
It's Twidonkulously hot today!
twidonkulous by Samantha Lombi September 26, 2008
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