ridiculous
adjective
[ rɪˈdɪkjʊləs ]
• deserving or inviting derision or mockery; absurd.
• "that ridiculous tartan cap"
Similar:
laughable,
absurd,
comical,
funny,
hilarious,
humorous,
risible,
derisory,
droll,
amusing,
entertaining,
diverting,
chucklesome,
farcical,
slapstick,
silly,
facetious,
ludicrous,
hysterical,
riotous,
side-splitting,
crazy,
priceless,
killing,
derisible,
pointless,
senseless,
foolish,
foolhardy,
stupid,
inane,
nonsensical,
fatuous,
childish,
puerile,
half-baked,
hare-brained,
scatterbrained,
feather-brained,
ill-thought-out,
ill-conceived,
crackpot,
idiotic,
brainless,
mindless,
witless,
vacuous,
asinine,
moronic,
half-witted,
preposterous,
insane,
unreasonable,
irrational,
illogical,
outrageous,
shocking,
astonishing,
monstrous,
unbelievable,
incredible,
unthinkable,
Origin:
mid 16th century: from Latin ridiculosus, from ridiculus ‘laughable’ (see ridicule).
