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Analytically

a word you use when you took the worlds biggest L but still tryna explain how tf that was a positive in disguise
Tim: yo James Harden and the Cavs just got swept 4-0 by the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Final and lost by 37 in Game 4
Jim: yeah but analytically, they won 2 games so theyre actually 3-1 up
Analytically by bigmanStigIII May 26, 2026
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analytical chemistry 

1.) n. The bastard child of statistics and general chemistry
2.) v. It is used to express poor performance in the afforementioned subject.
1.) I am sick of standard deviations and errors, I hate analytical chemistry.

2.) Person 1: How was the exam last night.
Person 2: It was Analytical Chemistry.
Person 1: Ouch... sorry to hear that.
analytical chemistry by Skeez Adams September 19, 2008

analytical chemistry 

A terrifying and disgusting combination of statistics and chemistry that will crush your social/sex life into nothingness. This is assuming, however, that said person had one before this class.
person1: Hey bro! last night was crazy! what did you end up doing?

person2: Oh, not much you know... sat at home and wanked it till the wee hours of the morning!

person1: Woah, why?

person2: Analytical chemistry took it to me bro.

analytical 

a motherfucker that has details of every thang !
Paul : I updated the computer while fixing it for you

Barbra: Thanks to your analytical skills my computer is twice as fast !
analytical by #AH July 5, 2017

analytical auction behavior 

The process of trying to understand and outbid competitors on an auction site such as ebay in order to win the item.
Based on brony13's past analytical auction behavior (AAB), he most likely will up his bid in the last 2 minutes of the auction so I have to be ready to counter his offer till the bidding closes.

analogically digital person 

A person who is basically simple. Who understands time and life in an analog manner, but who is now trapped in a digital age.
A analogically digital person is one who now an out of place person, old fashioned about time, media disabled, simple clock faces, frustrated with speed.

Analytical technical 2 

My analytical technical 2 finshed the reports by morning.
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