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!

Tridonkulous by Longley December 4, 2010

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

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.

tridonkulous by karl January 21, 2005

ridonkulous 

Used when an event or action is way beyond "ridiculous". Extremely unbelievable.

Football Fan 1: Did you see that hit?
Football Fan 2: That shit was ridonkulous...

ridonkulous by m.a. santiago October 7, 2004

ridonkulously 

(adv.) ri·donku·lous·ly (see ridonkulous).

Origins: the adjective root, ridonkulous, evolved from the ithyphallic wordplay of replacing the "dic{k}" sound in ri·dic·u·lous with "dong" (the "g" becoming silent). The spelling of the root using a "k" instead of a "c" results from the common misconception that the word donkey is somehow related.

Ridonkulously is the adverb form of ridonkulous.

ridonkulously by Five_Fingers November 12, 2010

Ridonkulous 

Deserving or inspiring ridicule to the highest degree.

The number of dead hookers in the apartment was ridonkulous.

Ridonkulous by Aaron S. March 1, 2004

ridonkulous 

When something is beyond the description of ridiculous.

Mitch's theories and views of the world are ridonkulous!

ridonkulous by Smitty December 23, 2003

Ridonkulous 

Adjective: Completely absurd and totally annoying. Uber pathetic and freekin' out of control.

1. This traffic is freekin' ridonkulous!
2. This syllabus is ridonkulous!

Ridonkulous by davismer February 22, 2011