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A combined acronym referring to the universities: Harvard-Yale-Princeton-Massachusetts Institute of Technology--Stanford-Caltech. Used by major nerds. Can be pronounced "Hype-misk."
Person A: Do you think your brother will get into HYPMSC?
Person B: Naw, maybe top 5-10, but not those.
HYPMSC by stoledmusic April 11, 2010
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The six most prestigious universities in the United States: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, Columbia.
Dang, I wish I was smart enough to get into a HYPSMC.
HYPSMC by N O O T N O O T May 13, 2021
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An acronym for the five most prestigious universities in the United States: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, Columbia.
I wish I could get into a HYPSC to impress my grandma...
HYPSC by habitmonster June 15, 2021
acronym used by prospective collegiate students / parents referring to Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT, Stanford,
generally known as the top 5 schools in the US.
Hey, what schools are you applying to?

Obviously HYPMS, and probably some public schools I might actually have a shot at.
HYPMS by ivyex November 8, 2012

hyposculate 

1. a word you use when you can't remember mathematical words

2. estimate
1. Math teacher - "...and what do you do next in this equation?"

Student - "I don't fucking know! Just hyposculate that shit."

2. Student - "I hyposculate that my math teacher is the biggest douche in the world"
hyposculate by notise September 19, 2009
An initialism denoting the top seven universities in America.

Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, Columbia, Caltech
"I've always wanted to get into HYPSMCC"
"Oh, that's easy, just donate a library"
HYPSMCC by etymologynerd May 2, 2019

Hyposcrotical 

To act like a retard like timmy from southpark
"No i will not drop a hammer on my foot for that would be hyposcrotical"
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Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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