to the eighth degree

A nerdish thug way to hint at something can't possibly get any higher without sounding like a cliche idiot.

Bill Nye is a straight up thug to the eighth degree.

by MarathonMan623 June 27, 2016

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by SuelTameOresuTeMato May 1, 2025

third-degree entropy

Third-degree entropy is three-dimensional entropy.
It is between two-dimensional (coarse-grained) entropy and four-dimensional (fine-grained) entropy.

Three-dimensional entropy is the force-constant that connects forcical (gravitational) entropy and constant (quantum) entropy.

Three-dimensional entropy is distinct from quantum gravity which is nothing more than a color raster.

Quantum physics and relativity lack congruence because 2D entropy can't be transformed simply into 4D entropy.

Three-dimensional entropy is the force-constant that transforms relativity into quantum physics. It is also be called quantum entropy.

Third-degree entropy is the surface area of any orthogonated triangle of graphemmetry (difference in surface-areas between 2 json-objects).

by zanderfin August 24, 2020

UConn degree

Acceptable for human trafficking, incrimination, coaching basketball, the developmental league for identity theives. Completely useless in the real world

Try becoming an employee, having relationships with a UConn degree as a student advisor, training to be a snitch informant for the Italian mob.

by ApolloX*12 August 20, 2024

Fourth degree burn

A 4th degree burn is where you berbally burn someone so bad, they mentally break and burn themselves to a crisp

That fourth degree burn was so bad she was left sparking and twitching.

by Sparkette fuckface January 29, 2020

airtight 1st degree

Being made airtight with only one penis while the ither two holes are filled with a toy and/or fingers

Sally only had Rick for the night and could only achieve an airtight 1st degree

by anonymous January 26, 2024

to a degree

to a considerable extent.

"the pressure you were put under must have been frustrating to a degree"

by Arminkshipper July 18, 2024