without knowledge in engineering

Building or constructing something without having thought it through comme du monde

If you are building an electric chair in your basement without knowledge in engineering, you are not only slicing the pineapple but the result may be Frankenstein.

by Sexydimma March 7, 2021

best of my knowledge

When someone is asked a question, but doesn't want to reveal the truth. Therefore reverts back to the common bullshit answer of to the "best of my knowledge". This phrase was made famous by Michael Jackson's doctor on Larry King

"Larry King: Are you the father?"

"Michael Jackson's Doctor: To the best of my knowledge...no?"

by walsh whale July 16, 2009

Infinite knowledge

The ability to count. If there are infinite numbers, and you know how to count, you could (in theory) count every number. Therefore, you know an ininite amount of numbers, meaning that you know an infinite amount of things. Therefore, everyone with the ability to count has infinite knowledge!

I can count to any number, given enough time. So that must mean I have infinite knowledge!

by supercounter January 7, 2012

drop knowledge

A term deriving from the San Francisco East Bay Area. Used to express one's desire to defecate.

Oh man, I need to go drop knowledge.

by Jonathan Bowerbank May 9, 2006

knowledge-bomb

a ridiculous fact that someone whips out at the most opportune time.It wipes out all ignorance in a ten feet radius.

Mr.McGowan dropped a knowledge-bomb on us in history class today.

by bethisweird October 10, 2010

knowledge bowl

A question and answer game that started in 1976. It's basically a championship where "teams" of highschool students get points in written as well as oral rounds. They attempt to win at the state level and hope to move on to nationals. Knowledge bowl is for those who are "Knowledgeable"

Harvard Harvington III : "The quadratic formula you ask? But of course, -b plus or minus the square root of (b squared minus 4ac) over 2a"
Host: Ten points for Gryffindor! er, eh, Knowledge bowl!
John Hopkins: simply marvelous, oh and the 17th century Spanish novel published in two parts over a 10 year period? That would be Don Quiote by Cervantes.

by Collegeknowledge911 March 9, 2010

knowledge

An ever increasing understanding through each new observation or experience.

If broken down into its root words, it is literally the “ledge of knowing,” or figuratively, the “cliff of cognition.”

Knowledge of heat’s potential pain prevents (most) people from sticking their hand into fire.

by ieo January 29, 2019