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Definition of ridah

ridah

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Definitions include: *Defined:Two or more obese persons having intercourse on a public beach.
Definitions include: replacement name for a male whose name can't be remembered.
Definitions include: slang for "a piece of crap" used when describing something worthy of being called a big hunk of crap.
Definitions include: a person or thing in disarray.
Definitions include: to drive real fast, non-stop, cross-country.
Definitions include: a person's face.
Definitions include: "excuse me".
Definitions include: to make a person extremely bored.
Definitions include: The uncomfortable shuffle-and-bob motion people make when they need to use the bathroom very badly, usually in reference to young children.
Definitions include: "dog and bone" is Cockney slang for phone.

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