Mathemagical

When a teacher is explaining complex maths and then suddenly comes up with an answer

Stoner 1: "How did Sir do that?"
Stoner 2: "That shit was mathemagical."

by xhenersx January 6, 2013

Mathemagical

/máthimájikal/ adj. of or pertaining to or of the nature of a phenomenon that which can only be explained by a combination of mathematics and supernatural theory. Most commonly occurring in card games, such as euchre, poker, go-fish...etc.

Now fucking way, that was a mathemagical card on the river!
She had a mathemagical draw to win the go-fish game.

by Smitty369 August 30, 2010

Mathemagical

When logical reasoning is corrupted by lack of knowledge.

Mathematically your logic has been warped by mathemagical reflections of ill formed thought and unreasonable reason to such degree as to levitate and disguise it's very essence with a cloak of ignorant invisibility.

by Splorkinton May 11, 2015

Mathemagics

The attempt at solving a mathematical problem by applying incorrect assumptions, inappropriate formulas, and bypassing intermidiate steps to derive an answer.

Student's Homework:
a + b = c
(4a - 3a) + (4b - 3b) = (4c - 3c)
4a + 4b - 4c = 3a + 3b - 3c
4(a + b - c) = 3(a + b - c)
therefore, 4 = 3

Teacher:
This is mathematics, not MATHEMAGICS. Don't divide by zero.

by pbuns May 5, 2011

mathemagic

1. a play on the word 'mathematics'; especially thought to mean the wizardry behind applied mathematics.

2. a division with the same name that is part of Starbureiy Company doing mathematical research.

He got to the root of the problem with some clever mathemagic.

by N-D-N September 1, 2006