by grozniy_99 January 09, 2014
A class consisting of AP world history and Honors english. Also includes, but is not limited to, 3 hours of homework a night, limited social life, and pulling of the hair.
by Zhephyr Anne March 09, 2012
It is when a male asks a female to come over and "study" when he has no intention of studying. When one thing leads to another, they start doing it doggie style. The male proceeds to grab a book without her knowing. He also proceeds to put in the butt. When she predictably turns around in surprise, you whack her over the head with the book and yell "Study Time Bitch."
by GrandMasterC April 04, 2004
david-speak for 'i have to go play halo' and/or 'i'm sick of listening to you talk to panic at the disco so stfu'
by bdenisagod January 30, 2008
most people say study hard, but study smart means studying more intelligently and making use of your time.
study smart for your exam!!
by hanhie April 21, 2008
When you have been studying for so long that almost anything and everything is funny to the point where you think you are high on drugs.
Colin: Hey man, jabronee! ahahaha
Merrick: Dear God, you are so dumb.
Colin: Hahaha sorry! I'm so study high!
Merrick: Dear God, you are so dumb.
Colin: Hahaha sorry! I'm so study high!
by FriendlyFriend23 February 20, 2009
Talking about a subject with a friend just loud enough so that the boy/girl on the other table starts talking about the same subject with his/her friend, then proceeding to impress eachother with your copious knowledge of said subject whilst making the occasional eye contact.
Friend of girl: I need to solve
sin(ax)sin(bx) - k cos(ax)cos(bx) = -1
where k > 1 is constant and so are a and b, and they are all irrational.
Girl: *notices boy so increases volume* Well, you could rewrite the left-hand side as:
\frac{1}{2}(\cos(ax-bx)-\cos(ax+bx))-\frac{k}{2}(\cos(ax+bx)+\cos(ax-bx))=-1
Boy: *to his friend, speaking loudly to impress girl* For the original equation:\sin (ax)\cdot\sin (bx) - k\cdot \cos (ax) \cos (bx) = 5
Girl: and sin(ax)sin(bx) - kcos(ax)cos(bx) + 1 = 10
Boy: and sin(bx) - kcsc(ax)cos(bx) + cot(ax) = 0
Girl: Which can be simplified to sin = 1
*Girl and Boy smile at each other*
Friend of girl to friend of boy: They're totally having study sex.
sin(ax)sin(bx) - k cos(ax)cos(bx) = -1
where k > 1 is constant and so are a and b, and they are all irrational.
Girl: *notices boy so increases volume* Well, you could rewrite the left-hand side as:
\frac{1}{2}(\cos(ax-bx)-\cos(ax+bx))-\frac{k}{2}(\cos(ax+bx)+\cos(ax-bx))=-1
Boy: *to his friend, speaking loudly to impress girl* For the original equation:\sin (ax)\cdot\sin (bx) - k\cdot \cos (ax) \cos (bx) = 5
Girl: and sin(ax)sin(bx) - kcos(ax)cos(bx) + 1 = 10
Boy: and sin(bx) - kcsc(ax)cos(bx) + cot(ax) = 0
Girl: Which can be simplified to sin = 1
*Girl and Boy smile at each other*
Friend of girl to friend of boy: They're totally having study sex.
by carlieyvonnem October 21, 2009