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randy Definition

randy (ran)

adjective randier -·dier, randiest -·di·est

  1. Chiefly Scot. coarse; crude; vulgar
  2. sexually aroused; amorous; lustful

Etymology: prob. < rand, dial. var. of rant + -y

noun pl. randies -·dies

Scot. a vulgar, quarrelsome woman; shrew
randy Usage Examples

Used with adjective complement

  • say: Can go into supplement to the are immigrants these today says randy.

Modifies a noun

  • companion: Along for the ride is his randy wiseacre albatross companion, Kir, who is constantly getting the pair into difficulties.
  • dog: A pack of randy dogs come more to mind.
  • man: Many a night patrol meant a wrestling match with some randy old man you were patrolling with.
  • orton: After the match all the superstars will run out and trie to fight randy orton.
  • motormouth: RANDY motormouth Russell Brand has been on the pull again - taking home leggy Kimberly Stewart.
  • bastard: Certainly. [ Hangs up, turns to friend ] Hey, there's a couple of right randy bastards coming round now!

Modifying Another Word

  • so: He was so randy and so lecherous, He could not be content with just us seven!

Noun used with modifier

  • anything: Democratic leader nancy pelosi cathe celebration was can't sleep and anything randy and.