expensier

Something that is very expensive or more expensive when compared to something else.

The dress is expensier than the shoes that I tried on

by tdog fa rizzle October 24, 2010

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expensitive

Being sensitive about one's pricey spending.

Gertrude was expensitive about her excessive spending.

by Craig Zimanske November 29, 2007

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Exponential Chili

Chili that is always better the second day.

Person 1: Lisa, your chili today is even better than the day you made it!

Lisa: I know, it is exponential chili.

by A-Haron January 7, 2010

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Exponential

A Concept that the rate of growth is increasing, and the rate that the rate of growth is increasing is increasing. Word comes from "exponent" which is when the exponent rises, the base increases but more and more each time, making a graph that will eventually appear to be completely vertical on any scaled graph.

"The growth of the number of covid cases in 2020 was almost exponential; there was more and more cases every day."

by thats math March 1, 2022

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