Do you think the word "refudiate" just might find a niche in our language?

Oh, God, I hope not. It is clearly an ignorant mix of refute and repudiate.

re fu di ate, verb: to beat about the bush, to quibble, to make cheap excuses, to claim to have invented a new word in a desperate and pathetic attempt to cover up the fact that one has previously demonstrated an utter inability of speaking one’s own native language properly.

@marinelife I’m thinking that we start using strictly against republicans when they start their Obama bashing, to underscore their own ignorance. Not to be used in serious conversation.

Nice Raggie!

It does have a certain wordfulness.

@kevbo LOL!! I say use it when ever you can when speaking to a rabid left wingnut! Like the song goes, “Rub it in, rub it in!”

If it does, I’m leaving the country.

@Austinlad PLEASE read my responses. It would be used strictly against a left wingnut Republican to underscore and remind them of how st00pid their leader IS!

Sarah Palin is so full of liefe—such je ne faux pas. It’s irrefudiatable.

:) @kevbo!! Sarah Palin is a LOL cat!

I really hope it doesn’t. I’d hate for anyone to actually validate such idiocy.

I think only lolcats should be able to use “refudiate.”

Sarah Palin says “eye agreez. w00t!”

Wow. In one week the Google result list went from 300,000 hits to 1,120,000 results for refudiate. The Internet doesn’t forget.