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doing math

Using the excuse "Doing geometry homework" to hook up with your girlfriend.
"Hey baby, I'll be tangent to those curves!"
"Somebody's been doing math!"
by AngelBelle June 20, 2006
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headless math

The inability to quickly or accurately solve algebraic expressions using exclusively mental fortitude.
... and then the teacher says, 'take the square of 15, multiply that by 12.5, add 35 and then perform express the result as a factorial'.
I just told 'dat bitch ' you gotta give me some 'headless math' some paper and at least 1 pencil...
by YAWA January 25, 2020
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do the math

1: It's logical, especially without anyone else's opinions.
2: Figure it out yourself, especially without anyone else's wisdom.
NOTE: "Do The Math" to me is based on happenings that are correctly added up and bottom-lined.
by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 1, 2010
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Milk Math

When a person combines milk of one percentage with milk of another in order to create milk with a lower fat content.
"Dude, I hate the way 1% milk tastes but I'm watching my weight. So I did some milk math and mixed 1% and 2% to get 1 1/2%. It's not as good as 2% milk, but it's better than 1%."
by Friendofthemilkmathmaster January 3, 2011
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maths and econ

adjective: to describe one that is talented and of high earning potential

popular BSc degree programme pursued at social science institutes, derived from 'mathematics and economics'.
Who's that generic? ....it's a maths and econ

Behan, what are you doing tonight? maths and econ
by Generic G January 20, 2011
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That math thing

When you have nothing else to say.
Jane James said “you know that thing we’re you umm that math thing”
by Retard No.2 July 24, 2019
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Bank Math

A method of financial management that involves rounding any transaction up to the next dollar amount. Bank math prevents any overdrafting of bank accounts because the amount remaining in the account is always more than you believe it to be.
Let's see, the burger is $4.79, and the fries are $2.19. So quick Bank Math, that's like $8, and I have $15 in my account, so I should have $7 left for tonight.
by BaxterDog December 29, 2017
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