mathalogical 

a word corbin dawes and hannah rose made up

corbin and hannah created the word mathalogical

mathalogical by corbinhd5 October 6, 2020

Mathalogical 

To be based completely on math rationale for why something is the way it is.

That is mathalogically not possible.

Mathalogical by Benosaurus-Rex July 4, 2025

pathalogical liar 

A person who lies so often, they start to believe that if they say it then it must be true. And they expect everyone else to believe them as well.

Katie is such a pathalogical liar, she would be offended if she told you the sky was green and you didn't believe her.

pathalogical liar by lenttu October 4, 2004

methological 

An idea that only makes sense while on meth.

My neighbor is the head of the D.E.A see that window? In the corner there is a camera and there are cameras exactly like that one in every window, but he dresses like a chef everyday when he leaves his house.
This is a completly METHOLOGICAL idea.

methological by Dr. tweak September 21, 2009

Mathemalogical

"Mathemalogical" is an adjective used to describe a type of thinking or problem-solving that combines mathematical reasoning and logical reasoning. This approach involves applying mathematical concepts and operations in a logical and systematic way to solve problems, as well as using logical reasoning to find new and innovative solutions to mathematical problems. Mathemalogical thinking requires both creative and analytical skills to approach problems from multiple angles and find efficient solutions.

He used the mathemalogical inadequacies of the teacher to his advantage.

Mathemalogical by 56324784623897 March 18, 2023

Mathological 

Pertaining to anything mathmatical or some idea involving mathmatics

When talking about the sales projections, Amy referred to the figures as a "mathological projections."

Mathological by Eine Stein November 16, 2009

methological time 

A meth addict's penchant for being so disorganized to the point that he/she is always late for everything, and loses their ability to stop doing random activities instead of what they need to do. VERY inefficient use of time.

I knew she'd be late, she's always running on methological time.

methological time by mostdiggity January 8, 2015