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I think you mean ludicrous instead of lubricious, just fyi.

• spondyl 9y ago
  Apparently it's a real word! Here's the excerpt from dictionary.com ------ lubricious [loo-brish-uh s] adjective arousing or expressive of sexual desire; lustful; lecherous ------ It kinda defeats the purpose of using the word if no one else understands what it means :)
  • natecavanaugh 9y ago
    Thank you guys. Seeing it twice made me think someone should mention how aroused batteries were making the OP, but I'm glad to know there are some fellow folks who have this covered ;)
  • B1FF_PSUVM 9y ago
    > no one else understands I understand fine.
    • andrepd 9y ago
      /r/iamverysmart?
    • HNSucksAss 9y ago
      Do you fuck batteries?
  • lostlogin 9y ago
    Sexualising battery replacement schemes needs to stop.
    • smarks 9y ago
      Rule 34 cannot be stopped.
  • rflrob 9y ago
    It's also an alternate spelling for libricous, which dictionary.com defines as: adjective 1. (of a surface, coating, etc.) having an oily smoothness; slippery. 2. unstable; shifty; fleeting. So "shifty" could be what they were going for, but my sense of the other two words in definition 2 suggests that it's not quite accurate to use that sense of shifty.
    • user5994461 9y ago
      The intended word was probably "ludicrous".
      • lostmsu 9y ago
        Maybe ridiculous?
      • dionidium 9y ago
        I doubt it. He's using it to mean "slippery" or "shifty." It's not a great use of the word, but that's probably the intention.
        • natch 9y ago
          Doesn't fit the context.
          • dionidium 9y ago
            Of course it does.
            • natch 9y ago
              ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  • loeg 9y ago
    It's a real word, but one that doesn't seem to fit in context nearly as well as the similarly spelled "ludicrous."
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