ridic

[ri-dik]

adjective

Informal.

1. ridiculous.

Word History and Origins

Origin of ridic¹

By shortening

Example Sentences

And it’s not even the least expensive ridic offering – that honor belongs to the offer of tickets to Asi Wind’s magic show which, according to Goop, starts at $120.

From Salon

“The guy is absolutely ridic — can’t stay out of the headlines,” Travis Kelce joked.

From Los Angeles Times

"You look ridic," she wrote, adding a flame emoji.

From Fox News

I'm sure I'm not the only one who took a screen shot of her ridic tweet though.

From Los Angeles Times

Everything is abbreviated these days; totes ridic innit FFS FML.

From The Guardian