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Definition of rubatuskus

rubatuskus

adjective

  • ridiculous, crazy; stupid

    ex. "That math test was so hard." "Ya that was rubatuskus."

    Last edited on Nov 09 2011. Submitted by Nick D. 13 on Mar 20 2010.

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