estimately

Approximately.
PS: Start using this so we can make it a word and I can argue that I don't get marked down for using it. Thanks.

2.5 + 2.6 is estimately 5 (rounding down).

by #1 bae October 1, 2015

estimate

A term used by IT staff this typically indicates they have no clue when something will be done.

I estimate the order will be completed by Friday, but in reality, I don't have a fucking clue.

by bobshoe August 18, 2006

under-estimate

an estimation that is too low; an estimate that is less than the true or actual value

I think Kendall under-estimated allen when they went out to the movies.

by AKB jr January 28, 2008

Exastipated

Too tired to move one's bowels.

I was exastipated when I got home from work and so went to right bed rather than to the bathroom.

by Notopos February 27, 2009

Exactimate

Opposite of an "estimate"

The estimate was a little off - the exactimate comes to $58.25.

by Kanji_Flufenoff October 30, 2010

Elasticate

To stretch beyond the realms of reality

The space shuttle elasticated into the black hole

by Travpie March 4, 2008

Conservative Estimate

A completely implausible figure made up by a conservative and stated as fact.

Conservative Estimates:

The President's 10-day trip to India will cost $200,000,000/day.

The probability of a cell forming by chance is 10^-58, and any event with a probability of less than 10^-40 is impossible.

by Whitey314 April 20, 2011