T’s and C’s

Means “Terms and conditions”. Usually heard at the end of an advert!

...And just remember T’s and C’s apply.

by Star ASMR is the best February 17, 2021

c;ao,ed

Misspelling of 'claimed' by the youtuber PipeTron in a game of Town of Salem.

2 c;ao,ed ng (misspelling of bg)

by Legend423 December 8, 2021

gr at it cd u i c c o

yes i’ll show up to all movies

he said gr at it cd u i c c o so thats guaranteed he’ll show up to the movies

by omwtfybbg June 24, 2022

Andrew J-C

Andrew is a someone that looks at you with a truly genuine gaze in their eyes. He will make you know what it feels like to be so tightly held by the heart that everything else fades away. He's a man of truth and insight; someone who seems to always have the right answer to everything. He leans into people and makes sure they know he's listening passionately to what they have to say. He's full of love to give to the earth and the earth happily receives it.

"What was the name of that truly terrific guy you were seeing?"

"Andrew J-C."

"Oh yea okay."

by person420420 October 2, 2022

Amy Bell C.

Stinks like cheese and swings on tree branches

Did you see Amy Bell C. being a monkey

by MonkeyB123 November 20, 2023

AP Physics C: Mechanics

A class where you realize you're stupid as fuck compared to everyone else. This is also one of the first classes where the grading is different compared to the usual US Grading System. It's college level intro class to mechanical physics, usually taken by Juniors and Seniors in High School but nobody really gives a fuck about that unless if you're some soulless college admission dude.

"Hey dude what science class are you taking this year?" - John
"I'm taking AP Physics C: Mechanics, I heard its easy" - Jerry
"W...Where'd you hear that from...?" - John
"Uh... some Sophomore that already took AP Calc BC" - Jerry (He's about to fucking fail)

by TheEskimo747 December 16, 2023

ax^2 + bx + c

Quadratic equation with quadratic coefficient a, linear coefficient b, and constant coefficient c. Common way to represent a quadratic (as well as sometimes with the square completed, or with a quadratic coefficient and roots)

ax^2 + bx + c <=> 2ax = b + sqrt(discriminant) or b - sqrt(discriminant), where the discriminant equals b*b - 4*a*c

by mb6fbhsphdrcb April 23, 2025