physical dyslexia

A complete un-co at either sports or dancing.

Kate: Do u wanna dance?
Timmy: Sorry i have physical dyslexia.

by Nikki89 August 20, 2006

physics homework

-smoking pot
a code word for smokin pot, or getting weed,

-lets go do our physics homework now

- mom stop talking i have to leave to go to bobs house to do my physics homewrok

by annalynn at the shiz August 3, 2007

Double Reverse Physicology

It's the exact opposite of "reverse physicology" because it's when you are tricking someone into thinking that you are tricking them into reverse physicology, but you aren't. So it confuses the living crap out of them.

Stacy: "So what did you get me for my birthday?"

Fred: "I bought you a new piece o' shit honda babe!"

Stacy: "Haha, Oh Fred, you are too funny!"

Fred: "Haha, I know right!"

(Stacy sees the crappy car)

Stacy: "Fred what the hell!?! I thought you were kidding!"

Fred:"Now that's what I call a dose of double reverse physicology!"

by Nathanispro April 23, 2009

Physique du role

The overall look one has that shows exactly what profession, career, activite one performs.

Halle Berry is not only a very beautiful woman, but she has got the perfect "physique du role" to play a real femme fatale as a Bond Girl.

by Dino March 13, 2005

Physics

The most pwn-inest, awesomest, rape-sauciest, ball-punchinest, ass- kickinest class in high school, college, and life.

Can be used both in life, and in video games.

Physics = mc squared.

Games: That 'nade and that rag dollin' is so defyin' da laws of physics.

by 7th. Period Trio April 23, 2008

physics

A form of science for nerds, although a different kind of nerd then those that enjoy Dungeons & Dragons. Considered the peak of science by those who engage in it, considered total trash by those who don't. Physics majors and engineers are permanently at war over units.

Who's that nerdy mormon reading that book?
Oh, thats the local physics teacher.

by Anonymous April 21, 2003

Physics

Applied Math.

The student's physics notes were filled with as many equations as his roommate's calculus notes.

The physics major knew that physics involved a lot of math, so he reasoned that if he were to excel at physics, he'd better be freakin' awesome at math.

by c.eliz March 23, 2010