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ad-dundancy (noun) : The repetition of the same commercial ad during a single television or radio broadcast.

I don't think sponsors realize how annoying ad-dundancy is to television viewers or radio listeners.

Submitted by: Fran Hegarty from Massachusetts on Jul. 08, 2006 15:45

adamantageous (adjective) : The state of being outrageously adamant.

He was adamantageous about getting his refund from Walmart.

Submitted by: Sally McTickle from Massachusetts on Mar. 10, 2008 17:46

ADC (abbreviation) : After Dinner Cigarette.

We finished a lovely meal at Kim's and settled down for a nice ADC.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jul. 06, 2007 14:29

addict mode (noun) : a very long time spent playing an online or electronic game

We're going to have an addict mode tonight.

Submitted by: crylclea from Philippines on Jun. 06, 2008 16:09

addilitive (noun) : when you dont know how to describe something that is addictive and delicious

these jammie dodgers are addilitive! —Emily Endacott-Jones, my own head (whilst very drunk and it just stuck with me), 13th february 2006

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 13, 2006 03:27

adglyphic (adjective) : Able to be written upon; having a surface to which writing will adhere.

My plastic garbage bag was not sufficiently adglyphic for me to write on with my magic marker.

Submitted by: Steven J. Fuller from Illinois on Nov. 06, 2007 07:57

adhese (verb) : To fasten, to stick

Adhese the label to the envelope.

Submitted by: Shell Hess from West Virginia on Apr. 07, 2006 14:58

adhesed (verb) : 1. sticking to or clinging to a item or object (verb form of adhesive) 2. the joining of two or more items through the use of an adhesive

The glue has adhesed the paper to the wall.

Submitted by: Mark Carlton from Florida on Jan. 11, 2006 11:26

adid (noun) : adult age children; adult kids

Is it alright if I bring my adids to the dinner with me?

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 02, 2005 23:34

Adigha (noun) : The Circassian People

It's used to describe the Cirassian People.It's much more common than the word:Circassian —Natalie Abi Shdeed, Circassian Commity

Submitted by: Natalie Cook from Texas on Oct. 27, 2007 06:37

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