Crossword clues for math
math
- Trig, calc, etc
- Trig, calc et al
- Trig, algebra, etc
- Trig is a branch of it
- Topologist's specialty
- The subject with the stuff you have to add and stuff
- The "M" in STEM, briefly
- Summer school subject?
- Summer class?
- Summer activity?
- Summer activity
- Subject with trig questions
- Subject with signs and sines
- Subject with pluses and minuses
- Subject with numbers
- Subject with many products?
- Subject with lots of problems
- Subject with a lot of problems
- Subject where you may be graded on a curve?
- Subject that presents lots of problems
- Subject that includes game theory
- Subject that includes addition and subtraction
- Subject that gives students problems
- Subject of a Manhattan museum near Madison Square Park whose entrance door handles are shaped like the letter pi
- Subject covered in "Schoolhouse Rock"
- Subject area that includes algebra and calculus
- Schoolroom subj
- School subject where you'd learn about fractions
- School subject that has its pluses and minuses
- School subject involving numbers
- SAT or ACT section
- Rain Man's forte
- Quadratics, e.g
- Putnam Competition subject
- Proving field?
- Problematic course?
- Prime time in education?
- Precalc, e.g
- Part of STEM
- Part of an S.A.T
- One section of the SAT
- Numbered course?
- Number-cruncher's specialty
- Number-cruncher's forte
- Non-verbal section of the SAT
- Non-verbal SAT section
- Multiplying, e.g
- Mean course?
- Manchester Orchestra "Simple ___"
- Lewis Carroll's field
- King Crimson slang genre of rock
- John Nash's specialty in "A Beautiful Mind"
- It sometimes has roots and logs
- It presents problems
- It has roots and branches
- It can be as easy as 1-2-3
- Hunting field
- Hindu monastery
- High school course: Colloq
- Grade-school subject
- Geometry, e.g
- Geometry or trigonometry, for example
- Geometry or trig
- Geometrician's specialty
- Geom. or algebra
- Field with figures and models
- Field with figures
- Field for operators?
- Fermat's forte
- Euler's forte
- Education basic
- Educ. course
- Do the ____
- Course with squares and cubes
- Course with some big dividends?
- Course with ratios
- Course with numbers
- Course with many problems
- Course with many functions
- Course with lots of problems
- Course with logs
- Course with fractions
- Course where kids check products?
- Course requiring calculations
- Course for problem solvers
- Combinatorics expert's major
- College department
- Class with word problems
- Class with numbers
- Class with many problems
- Class that's "hard," according to a talking Barbie doll
- Class that presents lots of problems
- Class that may give you problems
- Class of / numbers?
- Calculus, for example
- Calc or trig
- Arithmetic, e.g
- Arithmetic or geometry
- Arithmetic or algebra, for example
- Area area?
- Archimedes's forte
- Archimedes area
- An order of Hindu monks
- Algebra's area
- Algebra or arithmetic
- Algebra and such
- Alg. or trig
- Addition, e.g
- Adding and such
- Activity with operations
- A. Einstein specialty
- "You Do the ___" Brad Paisley
- "The queen of sciences": Gauss
- "New" school subject
- "It was my understanding that there would be no ___" (Chase "SNL" line)
- "Do the ___" ("Figure it out")
- "___ is hard, let's go shopping"
- ''Do the __!''
- Number crunching
- Figuring
- Calculator work
- Subject of anxiety?
- Algebra or trig
- It takes figuring
- Arith.
- A calculator assists with it
- Multiplying, e.g.
- Geometry, e.g.
- "Do the ___" (figure it out)
- S.A.T. section
- It has its share of problems?
- Algebra and trig
- Test section
- It has many functions
- Trig, e.g.
- SAT component
- S.A.T. part
- SAT section involving numbers
- Trig or geometry
- Field with bases
- "Do the ___!" ("Figure it out!")
- "You do the ___!"
- Planes are studied in it
- What's nothing but problems?
- Quadratics, e.g.
- Subject with fractions
- Trig or calc
- University department, for short
- A science (or group of related sciences) dealing with the logic of quantity and shape and arrangement
- "Do the ___" ("You figure it out")
- School subj.
- Hindu monastical order
- High-school subj.
- One of the R's, synonymously
- Standardized test topic
- Schoolroom subj.
- Figure this!
- High school requirement
- It has roots and many branches
- Part of an S.A.T.
- Coll. course
- Trig., geom., etc.
- Possible coll. major
- Theme of this puzzle
- Sch. subject
- Part of Jr.'s homework
- Trig. or geom.
- H.S. subject
- M.I.T. essential
- School subject: Abbr
- Word with after or new
- Alg. or trig.
- Addition after "after"
- School subject, for short
- College major
- High-school subject
- High school class
- Subject with its pluses and minuses
- High school subject
- Trig, e.g
- School course
- It has its pluses and minuses
- Calculating subject
- Science subject, for short
- Trig., geom., etc
- Subject that gives students lots of problems
- Natural sci
- "Do the __!"
- Where to go off on a tangent?
- Trig or algebra, e.g
- School study
- One problem after another?
- It all adds up if you do it correctly
- Geometry or algebra, for example
- Calc. or trig
- Algebra, e.g
- Algebra or geometry, for example
- Adding and subtracting
- "Do the __"
- Subject involving operations
- Study of numbers
- Short HS course
- SAT subject
- SAT portion
- Numbers course
- Many find it calculating
- It's filled with problems
- It sometimes leads to big dividends
- It presents lots of problems?
- It has its problems
- If you do it right, it all adds up
- High school department
- Field with roots and logs
- Field for Fields
- Engineering subj
- Elementary subject
- Class with problems
- Class with divisions
- Class of numbers?
- Calculus or trigonometry, for example
- Calculating course
- Arithmetic, for example
- Algebra, trig, etc
- Additional work?
- Addition or subtraction, e.g
- "You Do the ___" (Brad Paisley)
- "Do the ___!"
- Zero-sum pursuit, at times?
- Work with planes, maybe
- Where figures are studied
- What tour accountant better be good at
- Trigonometry, e.g
- Trigonometry or algebra, for example
- Trig. or geom
- Trig. e.g
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Math \Math\ (m[a^]th), n. [AS. m[=ae][eth]; akin to m[=a]wan to mow, G. mahd math. See Mow to cut (grass).] A mowing, or that which is gathered by mowing; -- chiefly used in composition; as, an aftermath. [Obs.]
The first mowing thereof, for the king's use, is wont
to be sooner than the common math.
--Bp. Hall.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
American English shortening of mathematics, 1890; the British preference, maths, is attested from 1911.
"a mowing," Old English mæð "mowing, cutting of grass," from Proto-Germanic *mediz (cognates: Old Frisian meth, Old High German mad, German Mahd "mowing, hay crop"), from PIE *me- (4) "to cut grass" (see mow (v.)).
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 vb. A mowing; what is gathered from mowing. Etymology 2
alt. 1 (context uncountable North America English) (short for mathematics English) 2 (context uncountable North America English) arithmetic calculation; (qualifier: see ''do the math''). 3 (context countable North America English) A math course. n. 1 (context uncountable North America English) (short for mathematics English) 2 (context uncountable North America English) arithmetic calculation; (qualifier: see ''do the math''). 3 (context countable North America English) A math course. Etymology 3
n. (context Hinduism Jainism English) (short for matha English)
WordNet
n. a science (or group of related sciences) dealing with the logic of quantity and shape and arrangement [syn: mathematics, maths]
Wikipedia
Math (or Maths in most English-speaking countries) is used colloquially to refer to mathematics.
Math may also refer to:
- Math fab Mathonwy, a king in Welsh mythology
- <math>, a tag used in MathML
- math, a module in the Python programming language
- MATH (band), an American band formed in the 1990s
- Math, a character on the TV series Life Unexpected
- MATH, the moniker originally used by American rock band Mutemath
- "The Math", a song on Hilary Duff's 2003 album Metamorphosis
- "Maths" (song), a 2012 single by Canadian producer deadmau5
- Matha, Hindu monastic establishments, also known as "math" or "mutt"
- Math, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a village of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province of Pakistan
MATH is an American Improv/ experimental band formed in Woodstock, New York in the mid 90s. The band's shifting personnel has included members of various other bands, most notably Billy Riker and Joey Eppard of 3 and Dave Bodie of Time of Orchids and Kayo Dot.
Usage examples of "math".
Koltnow, a teacher whom Franklin and Albrecht had met at a math conference and recruited to work at PCC, was one attendee who was a little put off by the Wednesday-evening scene.
She passed a board that was covered with quantum equations, another, half-erased already, that held only two clean and concise Bussard drive efficiency calculations, the kind Li had wrestled with in her OCS math courses.
Leonardo Gori, the head of the Siena University Math Department, said.
Math for Humanities Majors, and Reed Muscadine, the theater-arts grad student, was participating in something called Performance Seminar 201B a half-mile away in MacManus Hall on the north end of the campus.
He dumped the contentsonto the carpet beside the desk and moaned out loud as his reading, math, spelling, and phonics books fell out.
Math lessons can spill over into English, a practicum such as filling out an income tax form or balancing a checkbook can be worked into government classes, and economics can be made to include family planning.
As a Church of England clergyman and as teacher of math and logic at Christ Church, Oxford, the Reverend Dodgson could not believe in blind chance or transcendental puppetry as descriptive of the nature of human life.
But from the first day she adored school, with its fascinating science equipment and electronic drawers full of math puzzlers and other children to find countries on the map with.
There are patent attorneys in Reno who swear that Manfred Macx is a pseudo, a net alias fronting for a bunch of crazed anonymous hackers armed with the Genetic Algorithm That Ate Calcutta: a kind of Serdar Argic of intellectual property, or maybe another Bourbaki math borg.
Norman worked harder to educate Sasha, teaching him the basics of math and science and trying to use unfamiliar words in conversation -- atmosphere, adjective, allele, atom, anthropology -- so the boy would have to ask what they meant.
The first lessons were in language and math and the astrographies of the Solar system.
Deshalb bist du also so darauf versessen, nach Caer Dathyl zu gehen: um Math einige der Geheimnisse seiner Macht zu entlocken!
Jetzt sandte er sie in alle machtversprechenden Richtungen, nur nicht in die des Mannes, der ihn gelehrt hatte, seine Gedanken zu beherrschen, des Mannes, dem zu begegnen er es nicht so eilig hatte wie seither seinem Onkel Math.
The wages of this original sin are with us still - the idea that so-called Chicanos can find parity with whites only through government coercion, income redistribution and racial chauvinism, rather than by the very hard work of traditional education that once ensured that Mexican kids spoke perfect English, knew as much about math and science as members of any other ethnic group, and expected to find status and respect by becoming educated and prosperous.
I assured her the math involved was predigested when you used the tables and that the thing that took skill was the sight itself.