The dumb and incorrect way of saying "across" that many teachers use. It is infuriating every time you hear it.
Teacher: "Now the hypotenuse of a triangle is acrosst, or along, this leg.
Me in my head: "It's 'across' goddammit!"
Me in my head: "It's 'across' goddammit!"
by Daddy Pingu November 17, 2020
A variation of the common word "across" which often occurs when said in a Seattle (or other fast-paced) accent. Typically comes before such words as "street" or "store" in which the st- syllable is blurred into the word "across" because of the speed at which most native Seattleites speak.
by basserist December 24, 2007
by richeyrich19 December 17, 2021