estimate

To make an educated guess.

I estimate that there I a 10 to 90 chance that I will go to church this week.

by kissit December 13, 2013

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

estimare

The act of getting an estimate and realizing what a nightmare the cost will be for repairs to your house, car, roof, or anything else that has to be fixed.

"Did you hear what the cost of the damage to my neighbor's house was after the tree fell in on it?"

'Yeah, total estimare dude...'

by Warp91875 June 1, 2014

estiamedus

1 - (adj.) Fearless with the Lord; to be without fear because the Lord is with you.

2- (verb) To do things without the apprehension of what others think.

And although I still struggle with other’s perception of me, I am consistently striving for a state of estiamedus.

by rylielovestophbeifong March 5, 2022

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