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Ridiculous Something that is so absurd or laughable as to be unbelievable. It can also refer to behavior that is excessively self-conscious, formal, or pretentious. ■ "That guy's outfit was ridiculous - he looked like a walking cliché!, "The meeting was so ridiculous that I couldn't help but roll my eyes at every pointless discussion."
Subconscious A part of the mind that is always thinking about something, usually something ridiculous or embarrassing. ■ After hearing the joke, John's subconscious started making up ridiculous puns and he couldn't stop himself from telling them to everyone he met.
absurd Something so unbelievable, illogical or exaggerated as to be laughable or ridiculous. ■ "I need to eat a 10-foot long sandwich for breakfast," he said. "That's absurd!"
Accuser A person who falsely accuses someone of a crime or wrongdoing. ■ "I was just accused of stealing your sandwich! It's ridiculous, I didn't even touch it!"
aptitude A peculiar talent or ability for doing something. ■ John has an aptitude for making people laugh, even when telling the most ridiculous jokes.
Bangles Verb: to make someone laugh by telling a ridiculous joke or doing something amusing. ■ "I accidentally told my friend I was allergic to cheese, and he bangled me for the rest of the evening."
Battling A fight that lasts a long time and involves many people, often with no clear winner. ■ The politicians were battling it out for the presidency, each making increasingly ridiculous promises to win over voters.
Believable A word that is so obviously false or ridiculous that it is hard to believe anyone would actually say it. ■ "I believe pineapple belongs on pizza.", "That's a completely believable statement."
bids A type of bird that is known for its flamboyant and colorful feathers. ■ "I was at the pet store and saw a bids, I couldn't help but laugh at its ridiculous appearance."
bothered Feeling annoyed or troubled, often by something trivial or unnecessary. ■ "I can't believe I got a parking ticket for being 30 seconds over the limit - it's just ridiculous!
chesty An adjective used to describe someone or something that is overly emotional or sentimental, often to the point of being ridiculous. ■ "He got so chesty during the national anthem that he started crying."
claims A ridiculous or exaggerated statement made in order to gain attention or sympathy. ■ "I can lift a car! I'm the strongest man in the world!"
coerced Forced or pressured into doing something against one's will, often in a humorous way. ■ "I was coerced into wearing this ridiculous outfit to the office party by my boss, who thinks I'm the office jester."
college A higher educational institution where students go to study and gain a degree. ■ "I can't believe I had to pay so much tuition to attend college. It's ridiculous!
colour The act of making a person or object look funny or ridiculous by using bright, bold colors. ■ "I'm going to colour my cat with neon pink and green stripes for the office party!"
Concocted A wild and imaginative plan or scheme, often involving trickery or deception. ■ "He concocted a ridiculous excuse to get out of the test."
condone To pretend to approve or accept something that you secretly disapprove of, usually in order to avoid conflict. ■ "I can't believe my boss is condoning this ridiculous project proposal. It's just a waste of resources."
criterion A set of standards or conditions used to judge or evaluate something. ■ The criterion for admittance into the club was a sense of humor and a willingness to wear ridiculous outfits on Fridays.
desperation The act of searching for something so desperately that it becomes comical or ridiculous. ■ "I searched high and low for my keys, but alas, they were lost in the abyss of my desperation."
Devised A plan or idea that is so ridiculous it's hard to believe it was thought of. ■ John devised a scheme to become rich by selling fake lottery tickets, but unfortunately, it didn't work out as planned.
dictate A very funny command or order that someone gives, often in a bossy or authoritarian manner. ■ "The boss dictated that everyone must wear matching socks to work, even though it was clearly ridiculous."
discriminate To treat someone unfairly or differently based on their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. ■ "I can't believe you discriminate against people because of their skin color! That's ridiculous!"
dolled To be dressed up in a ridiculous or exaggerated manner, often with the intention of being humorous. ■ "I told my friend she looked like a dolled-up clown. She took it as a compliment."
Drawings A series of pictures that tell a funny story or illustrate a ridiculous concept. ■ "These drawings are so funny, I can't stop laughing at them!
Dreamers A person who has wild and fanciful ideas, often without any practical or logical basis. ■ I had a dream that I was swimming with mermaids in the ocean. It's ridiculous to think that could ever be possible.
Fantastically In a manner that is so absurd or ridiculous as to be laughable. ■ "I had to wear my socks on my hands because I forgot to bring a pair of gloves," he said, "That was just fantastically stupid."
fantasyland A place where anything is possible and nothing ever goes wrong, often characterized by exaggerated or ridiculous situations. ■ "In fantasyland, unicorns ride rainbows and mermaids sing lullabies to sea turtles."
Fills To be completely occupied or preoccupied with something, usually in a comical or ridiculous manner. ■ "The dog filled the entire room with his loud barking."
fits an extremely tight and uncomfortable garment, especially one that is too small for the person wearing it ■ She tried to wear her mom's old clothes, but they didn't fit her and she looked ridiculous.
fulfil To satisfy a desire or need in the most ridiculous way possible. ■ "I knew I had to fulfil my craving for chocolate, so I bought a giant 10 pound bar and ate it all in one sitting."
Geneva A place where international conventions are negotiated, such as the Geneva Conventions. ■ "I can't believe we have to follow those ridiculous rules from the Geneva Convention. It's like we're living in some kind of dystopian nightmare."
gimmicks A collection of ridiculous, attention-grabbing tricks or devices used to deceive or entertain. ■ "I'm sorry, but I can't trust anything that uses too many gimmicks."
goofball A person who is comically foolish or ridiculous, often in a playful way. ■ "That goofball always manages to say something hilarious at the most awkward moments."
Highways The most hilarious and ridiculous system of transportation known to man. ■ "I can't believe I have to drive on these highways every day. It's like being stuck in a never-ending comedy show."
Hypnotized To be put in a state of unconsciousness by suggestion, hypnosis or some other means, usually for therapeutic purposes. ■ The hypnotist convinced the volunteer to walk on stage and perform ridiculous actions, all while under his spell.
Importing The act of bringing something into a country or region for commercial purposes, typically by means of ships or planes. ■ "I can't believe we have to import all our fruit from other countries. It's ridiculous!
Justifies To provide a reason or explanation that is so ridiculous and unbelievable, it becomes hilarious. ■ "I justifies my procrastination by saying I'm waiting for inspiration to strike. But in reality, I'm just too lazy to start working."
kaput An extremely ridiculous or comical situation or idea. ■ When my boss found out I had been slacking off, he gave me a stern warning - if I didn't get my act together, I was kaput!
ludicrous So exaggerated as to be comical; ridiculous. ■ "He claimed he could run a marathon in under an hour, but his ludicrous claim was quickly proven false when he collapsed after the first mile."
machismo A ridiculous and overexaggerated display of masculinity, often accompanied by a strong sense of self-importance. ■ "John's machismo was on full display when he lifted the entire barbell with one hand, only to drop it and break his leg."
Melodrama A theatrical performance characterized by exaggerated and often sentimental expressions, gestures, and melodious singing. ■ The audience couldn't help but laugh at the ridiculous melodrama on stage.
mental Something that is completely and utterly ridiculous. ■ That politician's mental state must be in serious question after his latest statement. He said that the moon was made of cheese!
mornings A time of day that is notorious for being too early to wake up and too dull to do anything meaningful. ■ "I hate mornings. I mean, who needs a whole hour to just get ready? It's ridiculous!
mystifying To make something so confusing that it is difficult to understand. ■ "Why did the chicken cross the road? Because it was mystifying to anyone who didn't see a clear purpose in such a ridiculous act."
news The information that's too ridiculous to be true, but somehow people believe it anyway. ■ "I can't believe I just saw a flying spaghetti monster on the news!
noticing The act of observing something with a sense of humor. ■ "I was noticing how ridiculous my friend's joke was, but then I remembered he's just not that funny."
operates To act in a way that is completely ridiculous or humorous. ■ "I can't believe my boss operates like that! He's always running around with his phone glued to his ear."
Persons A group of individuals who are united by their love for all things ridiculous and absurd. ■ "I couldn't believe my friends were still laughing at that terrible dad joke. They must be a bunch of persons!"
progression The process of becoming increasingly ridiculous or absurd. ■ "After listening to his friend's conspiracy theories, John realized that his friend's progression towards madness was only getting worse."