Numberwang

When you see the largest yield since in a long period of time. (Typically used in reference to the year 2018)

Did you see that, that we numberwang!

"Numberwang! Call Dr. leche"

by TheRealBee May 23, 2019

Numberclat

Meaning a geeky or bookish boy, particularly used in the case of maths enthusiasts. Derivation from the word bumberclat, but with no real link.

'That boy is such a numberclatt, he got 100% on his algebra test!'

by Ukinkilops October 26, 2008

Numberfy

Numberfy pronounced nuhm-ber-fie: The act of labeling someone by the economic and cultural definition of those in their geographical area, noted by their phone number country code and area code.

People were sharing their phone numbers at the CommunicAsia conference in Singapore. Someone said "1-212 ..." which means ritzy Manhattan, New York, USA. Others shared their phone numbers in less cool areas of the world. People did numberfy, tending to respect the ones with phone numbers from more coveted areas to be associated with in the world. (Rehan Allahwala is the inventor of this word.)

by suzannadanna May 18, 2011

numbernyms

In text messaging, words that are spelled using the same numbers in the same order on a telephone keypad, so that "predictive" texting will confuse them.

Three numbernyms are "he" and "if," "book" and "cool," and "home" and "good".

by LadyCom May 18, 2011

numberskull

A word possibly first coined by the science fiction writer Rudy Rucker. I think he meant by it a person who is into numbers a lot, but doesn't think about their meaning, usefulness, or statistical validity.

The baseball fan computed the Earned Run Averages of his favorite pitchers out to 4 decimal places, which makes him a numberskull.

by Salfadoor Dolly September 14, 2012

numbers cruncher

a guy who goes with as many many women as he can, so he can brag he had more than you.

numbers cruncher-a guy brags he's had 1000 girls, more than you, but would you want some of them?

by boogerpizzas June 15, 2013

numbers matching

When a cars Vehicle identification number (VIN) matches the number on major components like the engine. This essentially means that major components, like the engine and transmission are original. US Auto manufactures been matching numbers on major components in 1960 (Most Chrysler's and the Chevrolet Corvette) and other General Motors and Ford cars in the mid to late 1960s.

That is a numbers matching 63 Corvette..

by nine11c2 September 21, 2013