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1 definition by LordAlgebro22

very heavy weather

A term used by British mathematicians when describing laborious proofs that could be proven much easier

"Dude, I tried to prove Eisenstein's Criterion super complicatedly and my professor wrote on my homework "very heavy weather"."

by LordAlgebro22 April 2, 2018

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