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Tandemonium 

Any condition wherein chaos spreads from its original circumstances to another, usually unrelated, situation.
Everyone went crazy in line when we all found out that the Playstation 4's were shipped late. We all had to call in sick keep our places, so I'm sure it was Tandemonium at work.
Tandemonium by Double Hardhat November 4, 2010

qu'randemonium 

The chaos that inevitably ensues when readers of Mad Mo's Book of Nonsense try to follow, or impose, their own rules.
Whether they're running their own country or trying to ruin someone else's, it'll end in qu'randemonium.
qu'randemonium by remigius March 12, 2009

Tandemonium 

having fun together on a tandem

Pandemonium on a tandem
Two people having a good time riding a tandem

Originated from two friends cycling coast to coast on a tandem, one was blind. It was tandemonium!!
Tandemonium by Jimmerdrummer June 2, 2011

Randemonium 

Dude 1: What did you do saturday night

Dude2: I was livin'the rad life the Helm saturday night, and there were hella bros, mexican cowboys, white trash dudes, trannys, punk rockers, and overflow from goathill tavern.

Dude 1: Sounds like complete Randemonium
Randemonium by Jolene6666 October 2, 2006

Randemonium 

A combination of Randy from the UK: "horny" and Pandemonium a state of extreme disorder which combined are a state of sexual chaos.
It was the wildest sex I've ever had; sheer randemonium!
Randemonium by dg/j November 23, 2010

Randemonium 

A state of mindless organizational chaos leading to random results caused by inept leadership.
The constant shifting of organizational priorities with lack of clear ownership has created sheer randemonium.
Randemonium by palerider60 August 29, 2016
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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