syllabus

From Greek, <i>to take together</i>

Plural: syllabontes. NOT syllabi. There exists NO Latin word syllabus, syllabi; nor even Greek syllabos, syllábou. Only Greek syllabos, syllabontos.

I xeroxed the syllabus for the Talmud course, and gave it to my male friend; I would have given him the syllabontes of the other courses, as well, but he already had them.

by Classicist and Talmudist January 19, 2005

syllabust

when the syllabus makes the class seem easy, but it's actually brutal.

I thought this class was gonna be chill, but that first quiz wrecked me—total syllabust.

by A_G:) September 8, 2025

Check up on your syllabus

A phrase used by SoCal bros to call out someone who obviously has no idea what they're talking about. Usually when talking about dirtbikes/cars/beer pong rules

Dumb Kid: Dude, my mom's Toyota Tercel probably has like 450 hp or something!

Normal Kid: Broseph, you need to go check up on your syllabus.

by nkssss November 3, 2010

completing the syllabus

Having sexual relations with a member of every course at your university or college.

Sally: So I like Dave a lot, do you think I should go for it with him?

Judy: Definitely, he's a Philosophy student and you only have Philosophy and Maths to go before you're finished completing the syllabus

by qwertydave69 October 14, 2015

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 17, 2025