Cal Poly Engineers

Cal Poly is one of the finest public institutions for aspiring Engineering students. With their learn by doing philosophy, Cal Poly undergraduates have the opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge and come up with either revolutionary inventions, or hilarious modern catastrophes. The expression "Cal Poly Engineers" is used whenever this superior intellect ends up in a memable failure.

Using Yik Yak's distance indicator to triangulate horny people: Cal Poly Engineers

by Cal Poly Engineer October 29, 2021

Eco-engineur

An individual who excels at turning market opportunities into economic engines.

Pam's resume read like a seasoned eco-engineur with multiple start ups and ventures.

by Inspireyou September 7, 2009

Facebook Engineering

The art of editing photos and putting them on Facebook, thus causing a person to look way better than they do in person.

Dave: "Dude check this girl's Facebook profile pic, she's really hot!"
Clive: "Ah, she's brilliant at Facebook Engineering, she looks nothing like that in person."

by DJMitchMD September 1, 2012

Bio engineering

Slang term for hooking up or having sex.

After we had drinks, the new girl in accounting and I went back to my place for a little "bio engineering"!

by James Weyand February 17, 2006

Social Engineering

The act of convincing others to get what you want.

by Kevin Brennan July 16, 2003

Academy of Information Technology and Engineering

a nerdy school in stamford Connecticut. Moslty white people from stamford, greenwich, and norwack. The kids either smoke pot, are NERDS, or skaters. There is a lot of girl drama and most of the girls are hoes or nerds. There are only for classes a day. All of the students are full of themselves. The cliques arent that noticable but once you know everyone they are. A lot of losers also play music. EVERYONE has stayed after school at least twenty times in a year. All of the kids live downtown at the mall and try to throw parties but they are all wack,

That kid is a nerd.
He goes to the Academy of Information Technology and Engineering

Explains it

by fuckapussy January 28, 2011

enginerd

One who understands not only the mathematical use of Greek letters as variables and numbers, but has also learned of the basis and origin of these Greek letters: that the ancient Greeks left a snake in a room and came back at certain time intervals to check what shape the snake was in, and thus based their letters on that shape.

Take a look at the Greek letter "eta", and realize how much that looks like a snake in some random position. Then look at lowercase "delta". Then move on from there

by A resident-of-Herak Gonzaga-senior Enginerd September 29, 2004