equivs 

Cool way of saying equivalent to.

I’m not having lunch today (hoping to leave early) so time is going by reaaally slowly………. It equivs to 40 hours!

equivs by docmcsnoodles November 20, 2010

Equinsu Ocha 

Wachootoo for "white devil"

Wachootoo tribe: Equinsu ocha! Equinsu ocha!

Ace Ventura: Did they just call me "white devil white devil?"

Equinsu Ocha by G750 July 27, 2011

equivalent exchange 

Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost. That is Alchemy's First Law of Equivalent Exchange.

"Alchemy: the science of understanding the structure of matter, breaking it down, then reconstructing it as something else. It can even make gold from lead. But alchemy is a science so it must follow the natural laws: to create, something of equal value must be lost. This is the principal of equivalent exchange. But I learned that night that some things cannot be measured on a simple scale. My brother and I knew the laws of science, of equivalent exchange. The game required sacrifice, that something had to be taken from us, but we thought there was nothing more we could loose....We were wrong."

~Edward Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist)

equivalent exchange by one/and/only/truth December 20, 2010

equius 

1. A character Homestuck that has blue blood and the zodiac sign of Sagittarius
2. A sweaty, creepy, ridiculously strong, robot building weirdo.
3. Tries to live up to the expectations of his race's Highblooded ancestors.

":33 > Equius is a great meowrail even if he gets all sweaty sometimes."

equius by Iksoko Faust November 3, 2013

Equivalent exchange. 

People cannot gain anything without sacrificing something. You must present something of equal value in order to gain something. That is the principle of equivalent exchange in alchemy.

"In the early days, we believed that to be the one truth in the world." -Alphonse Elric

Equivalent exchange. by The_Heartbreak_Kid June 13, 2005

equis 

Spanish slang. It literally mean "X" (as in the letter) but is used to describe something that is bland, uninteresting, dull.

¡Ayer fue muy equis!

Yesterday was very equis!

equis by lnglng October 11, 2010

Equivocado 

Spanish meaning for wrong.

Equivocado by Ari936 April 23, 2003