Quadraticize

To solve a quadratic equation by way of the quadratic formula. A quicker way do describe the method. Can be used in non mathematical settings as an easy answer when one is confronted with an impossible problem.

Hey dude, how do I solve this problem?
Just quadraticize that shit.

by TiasDias December 4, 2010

quadratise

1) to make a function involving terms expressible with Taylor series into a funtion of second order
2)cockney mathematical rhyming slang for 'telling lies'

Bruce: quadratise that Lagrangian,
Gertrude: ok, I shall express it in terms of second order functions only

by Bruce Bruce July 24, 2007

Extreme quadratting

The act of bunking out of a school lesson to throw a quadrat around a field and pretend you are working. For best results, go to a pub in Wales and try it there!

My favourite hobbies are football, rugby and extreme quadratting.

by Barry June 4, 2004

quadranine

1. (v.) To insult another with tremendous prowess. 2. (v.) To inflict upon an enemy the highest possible damage in the Final Fantasy video game series. 3. (n.) The aforementioned highest possible damage, which is 9999 (thus, "quadranine").

JOHN (to Susan): Damn, girl, you look fizzine as a mizzuthafizzucka!
SUSAN (in response): Don't be thinkin' that you's gonna be gettin' none of dis shiyat, boy!
TYRELL (a bystander): Damn, you've just been QUADRANINED!!

by Paulito Calientico August 22, 2003

quaaludes

schedule II narcotic from the 60's. the company that made them, maalox, discontinued production after excessive recreational abuse and improved chemicals were developed. Slang name: ludes

Derived from Quiet and Interlude.

My doctor has given me a prescription for quaaludes.

by Brian Abbs February 24, 2004

Quadrary

The fourth person place or thing in a series.

Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, QUADRARY

by Nick Dolpp January 26, 2009

Quaaludes

Methaqualone was manufactured in the United States under the name Quaalude by the pharmaceutical giants "Rorer" and "Lemmon" with the numbers 714 stamped on the tablet, so people often referred to Quaaludes as 714's,"Lemmons", or "Lemmon 7s". They were not manufactured by the company that makes Maalox as some have indicated. After the legal manufacture of the drug ended in the United States in 1982, underground laboratories in Mexico continued illegal manufacture of methaqualone all through the 1980s, continuing the use of the "714" stamp, until their popularity waned in the early 1990s.

Quaaludes, furies, ludes, mandrakes, quales, quas, quacks, quads, soaps, soapers, sopes, and super soper.

by Cat8 August 27, 2011