2 definitions by K.E. McIver
A blend of the two words "square" and "area". Rather than saying the squared area, one can just say, "squarea".
Brought into use by a University of Saskatchewan masters student in the Faculty of Engineering.
Brought into use by a University of Saskatchewan masters student in the Faculty of Engineering.
by K.E. McIver March 27, 2007
A portmanteau combining the words Coefficient of Friction. It is popularly used with university students studying physics.
It was first discovered at the University of Regina, by an undergraduate physics education student.
It was first discovered at the University of Regina, by an undergraduate physics education student.
by K.E. McIver March 27, 2007