trudiculous

true + ridiculous. Used to describe something that, while sounding too outlandish to be plausible, is sadly likely to be true. Also used to describe something that is, in fact, truly ridiculous.

When I heard that the jury awarded the burglar for injuries he sustained while breaking into the defendant's house, I knew it was trudiculous.

by robert mitchell February 27, 2009

crudiculous

ridiculously cruddy; can be used to describe the way one feels or a place.

Example 1
Girl 1: You haven't been to work in 3 days! What's wrong with you?
Girl 2: Leave me alone. I feel crudiculous from this cold!

Example 2
Girl 1: So, are you gonna date Ted?
Girl 2: Yeah, right. Have you seen his apartment? It's crudiculous.

by Dreamz April 7, 2009

Tardiculous

beyond dumb, ridiculously retarded.

Who came up with this quiz anyways? Its completely tardiculous!

by PandaIPA August 5, 2009

tidiculous

Just a tad bit ridiculous.

It's tidiculous that people spell my name wrong!

by Scarlett Sanchez March 20, 2009

Trendiculous

Defined as a person being so concerned with material and societal worth to the point it has become ridiculous.


Originally quoted on www.hfboards.com in the "lounge" area in response to the heading: CREATE A WORD on August 7th, 2004 by nikeisevil (Robert Duhaime)

Those Metrosexuals are Trediculous.

by Robert Duhaime August 7, 2004

Twidiculous

When someone uses "Twitter" just to say something as trivial as what they ate for lunch especially if it was something as common as a tuna sandwich.

Her tweets are twidiculous.

by Delinda Dyrssen December 16, 2009

tridiculous

something is so ridiculous that when you hear it you are on the verge of tripping

Can you believe that my grandma got a lower back tattoo? That is tridiculous!

Shante thought the news about her cousins baby daddy was so tridiculous that she almost lost her weave!

The price of gas these days is tridiculous.

by Julie and Andrea August 19, 2007