Randomosity

ran • dom • ′os • it • y    | [ran-duhm-os-i-tee]

-noun, plural – ties.

1. Both random and curious in nature; often a type of question that has an actual technical answer, but 9 times out of 10 is rhetorical.

Origin:

2011. Marcy English. –American.

Example:

This short and sweet blurb is a thought of randomosity.

Thought of Randomosity #1
Why does April have to be the only month with a day for prankery? I’d be a fan of monthly fool’s days.

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