Rife

Verb
To become extremely intoxicated to the point where one unconsciously vomits and defecates on his or her self.

Mostly used to describe or express one's mental and/or physical state of fatigue or high intoxication usually after substantial drug and alcohol abuse.
Also sometimes used to a long and daunting journey, ( That will be a rife walk ) or how bad a situation is, and how busy somewhere may be ( This place is rife with idiots ) usually in derogatory context.
This is most commonly shout in a high howl like voice with the word being dragged out much like a wolf call.
The use of this word in this way originated in paisley, where all of the place is believed to be so rife.

loaded with; having a buttload of

Past tense verb of RIF. To lose one's job due to staff reduction, not necessarily due to performance or interpersonal problems.

someting minging, wrong, disgusting, horrible or ugly.

-noun
1. a project car that sucks up all your money, bruises your ego, challenges your commitment and injures you both physically and mentally; but you stick with it and love it to death.
2. a linguistic blend of the words ride and wife.

Origin: 2007; NJTuners

when an emotion or event repeatedly occurs in a short amount of time. also if a certain action is repeated by lots of different people. can be used in conjunction with anything, but most popularly used with faginnery.