Study nerd

A study nerd is a person who loves to study. They usually get a 4.0 by the time they get out of high school or college.

IMan #1: What are you doing?
Man #2: Stuying for a test, tomorow.
Man #1: You're such a study nerd!

by Stevo7 October 22, 2013

study liar

A person who claims to study for exams much less than they actually do.

She said she only studied 30 minutes for that midterm. She's such a study liar!

by Bungalow Bill February 22, 2002

study buddy

Adderall, perscription ADHD medication that can induce concentration for extended periods of time. Often taken without prescription by students who want to cram.

Student 1: Agh, I have three tests tomorrow… I'll never be able to prepare!
Student 2: Want a study buddy?

by PathDæmon April 14, 2006

Social Studies

A typical school subject that consists of world history. However, it is most likely the most useless subject to be circled around the education system, because, unfortunately, when you're working at the cash register at McDonald's, no one is going to ask you to name all of the Chinese dynasties.

Student: What's your favorite class?
Student 2: Social Studies!
Student: Hey, what do you think is the most useless subject?
Student 2: Ummmmmm

You get the idea.

by Dick Clicker September 20, 2018

Study Material

A folder containing humorous, contemporary memes

I saw a meme on Instagram and I added it to my Study Material
That’s sick bro

by Memedealer123 October 29, 2020

Fannie Studies

The study of feminism at university

Oh no, not another hour of fannie studies!

by Sarah Turpin June 8, 2004

Business studies

worst subject on the face of the earth, if u took it at GCSE or A level, consider yourself a bad decision-maker

business studies teacher: today we r going to learn pointless stuff about manchester airport

me: but miss Heaton, none of us care about this

miss heaton: SHUT UP AND LISTEN! IM PAID ALOT OF MONEY TO STAND HERE LIKE A CRETIN AND JABBER ON ABOUT CRAP!

me: up urs ya fat fuckin klingon!

miss heaton: =OOOOOOO *panic attack*

by clive sycamore-seed February 3, 2008