Science 

v., science'd, science, sciencing, sciences.

To test the validity of a claim that a pipe or bong is finished, or cached. If in a group, a smoker may proclaim that they are employing the scientific method before lighting the bowl; this ensures that the effort will be peer reviewed.

1. "Damn, that's cached."
"Give it to me, I'll science it."

2. "For science!"

Science by Raycer X March 31, 2009

science 

something that, according to system of a down , has failed the world... ^o)... yeah .. lol

Science. HAS FAILED. THE WORLD. etc...

science by DONTBELATEFORSCHOOLAGAINBOY! April 20, 2006

Science 

When stuff just be working.

Jenny: Why does the avocado stay so green
Angie: Because it's science, that's why.

Science by Black Don Draper March 7, 2017

Science 

An objective, self correcting form of observation being repeatedly experimented to find our answers and flaws.

In science class today, We experimented adding baking soda to different fruit juices to see what color the juice would turn. With cabbage juice the bright red liquid turned to a blue-green color even though we thought it would turn orange. this experiment is a form of science even though there are trillions of forms of science

Science by Little marine biologist March 19, 2017

science 

no dont even talk about that hell nah

science sucks

science by my pseudonym WHATAREYOUONABOUT January 10, 2019

Science 

Something that is true regardless of what your petty religion or your drug altered psyche have to say. It is often cited that all science has is "theories" and no facts. However this is a misunderstanding of the term theory in science. See when we make a theory it has evidence and can be repeatedly proven. Religion, your mind? Cannot.

Man#1: Why does John think the earth is flat and that paranormal activity exist?
Woman#1: Because he doesn't understand science.

Science by AngryAtheist June 26, 2020

Science 

The religion of the state.

Big Brother is watching you.

Science by K onform K onform K onform sieg heil hail santa! March 24, 2005