rad
- adjective
- /ræd/
- Slang
- You guys are rad!
- totally rad
- so rad
- pretty rad
And yeah, pretty rad stuff going on.
- And yeah, pretty rad stuff going on.
- Some bad, some rad, some sad, some Plaid.
- Dude that was so rad by far.
- Being seen is rad and my wife and I have an agreement.
- This is you guys have a really rad thing going on.
- So right now we are heading to Venice Beach on our rad bikes.
- Yeah, we have pretty rad women in special operations.
- I know I've done it and it was rad.
- Like I think you're tie dyed hoodie is fucking rad.
- So it's small town America, farm country, a pretty rad part of Indiana because Indiana's rad anyway.
- How is that not a legitimately delicious rad sandwich?
- I didn't see that these other clowns I was working with had rad skills.
Examples
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The concert last night was rad; the band played all their best songs.
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Anywho, Robert Brink's story is pretty rad, and it's made me really want to work in the industry.
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And yeah, pretty rad stuff going on.
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Dude that was so rad by far.
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Yeah, we have pretty rad women in special operations.
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Yeah, that is a pretty rad thing to do.
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This is rad! - This is not that bad! -
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Okay, well I think that sounds rad.
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That would be so rad.
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I thought her accessories were pretty rad and really pretty.
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Synonyms
Very good and impressive
Very good and impressive at a skill
Causes strong excitement and makes people want to act
Showing strong praise and approval
Very cool and exciting, like a great outfit or trick
Very cool and impressive
Antonyms
Compounds
How Cool
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word rad comes from shortening radical, a word that meant 'root' and later 'extreme'; surfers and skaters began using rad to praise things as cool or impressive. That's why today rad is casual slang for something very good or exciting.