Purgatory

The Catholic belief of the purification of a soul before entering into heaven based on 1 Corinthians 3:11–15 and Matthew 5:25–26, 12:31–32.

The person in friendship with God but without a perfectly clean soul will go through purgatory first.

by Whattachick November 15, 2016

computational purgatory

A problem whose computational complexity lies in the line between computational efficiency and computational intractability.

The set of np-complete problems are the primordial computational purgatory.

by davidfutexas August 6, 2010

purgatory

Correct or wrong or both
Good or bad or both

its not good. but its not so bad either... *loops endlessly*

by Yelsew Foolface May 15, 2005

pergatory

Orion Ryan 1989's own word. I think it means "purgatory" but I am not sure.

a lifetime in pergatory for you

by Sean Leader April 10, 2005

Purgatory

A band from Barrie; often to referred to as godly or immortal.

Girl: "Did you see purgatory on the weekend?"
Boy: "yeah, they really brought the house down!"

by ChuckNorris360 November 15, 2009

Predatory Math

When math educators or publishers turn things around, from being a prey to a predator, by outwitting their competitors, because they know what they have to do to be better than them.

To stand out from the crowd, Jeff embraces the predatory math mindset to outsmart the competition, which were left licking their wounds.

by MathPlus March 7, 2021

Purgatory

A group of two or more gingers in the same place.

Look at the gross purgatory of gingers at the bar.

by Corrumba March 17, 2017