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Nerd School 

A college which primarily concentrates on teaching science, technology, engineering, and math. Noted for their high acceptance standards, high fail-out and drop-out rates, dearth of female students, and copious consumption of alcohol by students (and professors).

A good indicator of a nerd school is that its name includes the word "Tech". For example: Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Cal Tech, Rensselaer PolyTECHnic, Worcester PolyTECHnic, Massachusetts Institute of TECHnology.

If you haven't been to college and are wondering what life would be like at a nerd school, watch the movie "Real Genius".
Jim: I didn't get a single date in my whole first year of college.
Dave: Of course you didn't, you went to a total nerd school!
Nerd School by tomkat_nj July 23, 2017

Schoonerd .

Any one who has had to much alcohol on a night out and are as drunk as a Lord.
Look at him / her they have had to much drink and are schoonerd .
Schoonerd . by Bangerbob May 29, 2018

Schoonerd 

Schoonerd meaning Drunk to much Alcohol
Look at him /her the person has had to much Alcohol and can not stand up this person is Schoonerd.
Schoonerd by Bangerbob June 11, 2018
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