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mathiest 

The belief/idea that mathematics is a mind control device that leaves us brain dead.

Stay far away from these heretics.
Issac: I heard that Jamie was a firm mathiest.
Clark: Really? What a damn idiot.
mathiest by HereticalFuckboi January 25, 2018

MATTHESTIC

WHEN YOUR BEING A LITTLE BADGER ASS NEGATIVE BITCH
ADAM IS BEING MATTHESTIC TODAY BECAUSE SOME ONE WANTED TO TEST DRIVE A CAR
MATTHESTIC by Island Boii February 10, 2022

Matheist 

A person who does not believe in Mathematics, or Maths.
I can't be bothered dong my Math Homework. I'm a Matheist, I don't believe that shit.
Matheist by [TOM] ThunderDawg December 7, 2010

Mathistic 

Adjective

Someone who over-dramatizes a situation or scenario to highlight his or her infantile-istic motives to achieve cuteness.

Someone who is mathistic means that his or her reactions are animated as if something freighting has happened when in reality the situation or scenario is very minimal.
"You are very mathistic."

"Hugghhhh! You have root beer!"

--A childlike persona that one wears: A Mathis - Noun
Mathistic by Coxy Drexel May 16, 2010

corinne matthies 

Most amazing girl in the world she is gorgeous, amazing, independent, and a amazing girlfriend to have..

Any guy would be lucky to date her she is so sweet, generous, kind and loving

And she does not like the word ni**er so don't say it to her..
Most amazing girl in the world she is gorgeous, amazing, independent, and a amazing girlfriend to have..

Any guy would be lucky to date her she is so sweet, generous, kind and loving

And she does not like the word ni**er so don't say it to her..

Corinne matthies
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