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ridic

/rɪˈdɪk/

ridic adjective: ridiculous.

Adjective

ridic (comparative more ridic, superlative most ridic)

  1. (informal) ridiculous
    • That's so ridic!
    • Cool shoes. My mom made me get new ones for Christmas, which is dumb 'cause we were in Paris and the euro conversion is ridic.2018, Robia Rashid, “Penguin Cam and Chill” (10:24 from the start), in Ryan Case, director, Atypical, season 2, episode 2, spoken by Penelope (Nicole Zyana), via Netflix

Forms of ridic

comparativemore ridic
superlativemost ridic

Origin of ridic

From ridiculous by clipping.

Questions about ridic

What does ridic mean?
Ridic means ridiculous.
What part of speech is ridic?
Ridic is an adjective.
How do you pronounce ridic?
Ridic is pronounced /rɪˈdɪk/.

Words near ridic in the dictionary

  1. Ridgway's rails
  2. Ridgways
  3. ridgy
  4. ridgy-didge
  5. ridibund
  6. ridic
  7. ridicle
  8. ridiculable
  9. ridicularities
  10. ridicularity
  11. ridicule

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