cerebral reckoning

Mental arithmetic!

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by T April 13, 2004

Reckon so

Figuring as such.

Dude: Do you think we can make it through that mudhole over yonder?

Dude's buddy: Yeah, I reckon so.

by dixie281 February 9, 2010

I reckon so

I believe what you are saying is true.

It’s fixing to rain.

I reckon so.

by Chickenheart December 9, 2017

Day of Reckoning

day of the Last Judgment when Admin will decree the fates of all members according to the good and evil of their forum lives.

When the Day of Reckoning is upon us, all non-contributing members will be purged.

by blazee September 4, 2008

David Reckon

Da.vid Re.ck.on \'da:v-d- re-'kon-*s\ term. (descp. fr. phrase) 1: a male who wants to be David Beckham and therefore endeavours to copy each one of his shit haircuts and metrosexual clothing. Will usually have a trophy missus who can thus be described as a poor man's Posh and Becks 2: most of the male population of Essex 3: see also David Peckham 4: loosely related to a mockney.

1: "Is that David Beckham" said Geri
"Is it fuck" said Mel B "It's David Reckon.

by jim December 24, 2004

reckon

1. to judge , to consider
2. to think
3. to estimate

I don't reckon your chances of success.

I reckon I can fly.

by agata January 9, 2005

Dead Reckoning

1. Dead Reckoning is a technique of orienting a map without using a compass, by looking at the surrounding enviorment.
2. The mobile zombie-killing fortress in George A. Romero's Land of the Dead.
3. A Humphrey Bogart film.
4. A method used on networked games to reduce lag.

1. "Compass are pieces of shit, just use the damn map and dead reckon."
2. Dead Reckoning is the most incredible zombie killing piece of hardware, bar none.
3. Dead Reckoning, another mystery love-noir film with Humphrey Bogart as the protaginist.
4."This server is still too fucking slow, so much for dead reckoning"

by Jack Corrion September 2, 2005