Main Entry: ri·dic·u·lous Pronunciation: \rə- ˈ di-kyə-ləs\ Function: adjective Etymology: Latin ridiculosus (from ridiculum jest, from neuter of ridiculus ) or ridiculus, literally, laughable, from ridēre to laugh Date: 1550 : arousing or deserving ridicule : absurd , preposterous

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...'s only two of them right now: one by perich and one by some cranky dude who apparently pans every "new atheist" book that comes out, making his 3-star review ("commits logical fallacy argument ad ridiculum but is riotously funny") a major moral victory. Of course, I would prefer 5-star reviews, but I guess 4-star reviews could suffice if you're in a huge hurry. (Note: I am not asking ...

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...? BARO: Vero. Ut homines terreat. Vitrum. BARO: Hic trepidatio silens venit. Ibique iit. Illud ridiculum. Non IXII advocaverunt- ad numero privato pervenire conabatur. FELIX: Quaestio est? BARO: Vero non. ... est? FELIX: Bulla me dixit, cum vir confecerit, eum cecidi debeo. Una minor pars. IRATIS: Ridiculum, mihi aliquid similium dixit... IRATIS: Age, multa latura est. IRATIS: Si hic tam intelligens ...