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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.

by 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)_/¯