QED

Stands for "Quod Erat Demonstrandum", which is Latin for "I haven't actually proven anything, but believe me anyway."

Let 2 + 2 = 5.
Therefore, 2 + 2 = 5
QED

by Ictoagn August 6, 2010

QED

Used by cocky engineering I-am-smarter-than-you-and-I-know-it students upon completion of a difficult proof. To really erate the professor, add (quite easily done) afterwards.

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proof of limit using delta-epsilon
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QED (quite easily done)

by brian911 October 17, 2005

QEG

"Q.E.G." (sometimes written "QEG") is an abbreviation for the Latin phrase "quod erat GGed" which means "that which was to be GGed"

Person A: Damn, I got QEGed today

by MDLABS October 16, 2007

qeast

everything.

You should stop talking, your really annoyqeast.

by qweaster1 November 24, 2010

qeek

A qeek is someone from Stevanage who smiles wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy to much.

'omg look at that Livia, shes such a QEEK, id love to wipe that smile off her face'

by DA12345 June 11, 2018

qeh

Synonymous for the Jewish word 'feh'. A dismissive gesture of derision.

"This is pie is fantastic!"

"Qeh"

by Becky Rose July 3, 2003

Q.E.D.

Abbreviation of Latin 'Quod Erat Demonstrandum' meaning 'Which was to be demonstrated'. When doing your geometry exam at St Custard's, you might be required to prove that the square on the hypotenuse is equal to the square on the other two sides. When you think you have given the required proof, you put at the end Q.E.D. In other words. 'That's what you asked me to prove, and I've proved it.'

You asked me to prove the existence of God. God is defined as self-existing, that is, not caused. Everything that exists must be the effect of a cause but the first cause of all other effects cannot by definition be the result of a previous cause. That first cause is therefore God. Q.E.D.

by richelxxx April 30, 2008