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max M0161200 (măks) Slang n. The maximum: The car can seat five adults, but that's the max.adj. Maximal.adv. Maximally: We'll pay $250 max.intr.v. maxed, max·ing, max·es 1. To reach one's limit, as of endurance or capability: The weightlifter maxed out at 180 kilograms.2. To reach a point from which no additional growth, improvement, or benefit is possible: The salary for this position maxes at $65,000.max (mæks) n1. the most significant, highest, furthest, or greatest thing2. to the max to the ultimate extentmax (mæks)
n. Slang. maximum. Idioms: to the max, to the greatest or furthest degree; totally. [1850–55; by shortening] max. maximum. MAX Cinemax (a cable television channel). Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  max - street names for gamma hydroxybutyrateeasy lay, Georgia home boy, grievous bodily harm, liquid ecstasy, goop, soap, scoopgamma hydroxybutyrate, GHB - a club drug available in liquid or powder form is taken orally (frequently combined with alcohol); used to incapacitate individuals for the commission of sexual assault and rape |
Translationsmax
maxA shortening of "maximum." Often used in the phrase "the max." I need five more minutes—10 max. They really pushed the PG-13 rating to the max in that movie.max out1. To reach or cause to reach a limit or threshold after which no further achievement, potential, progress, etc. is possible. I made the terrible mistake of maxing out my credit cards to get the business up and running. I'm good at crossword puzzles but that one is where I max out.2. slang To relax; to chill. I'm not busy, just maxing out. Want to come over and chill?See also: max, outto the maxTo the highest level or degree; as much as possible. We're pushing the computer to the max to be able to render these kinds of effects. The film is cheesy to the max, but intentionally so.See also: maxgrody to the maxAs disgusting or repulsive as is possible. "Grody" might come from the word "grotesque." Ugh, that smell is grody to the max—I'm practically gagging.See also: grody, maxmaxin'Relaxing to the greatest extent possible; not doing anything at all. A humorous, colloquial combination of "max(imum)" and "relaxin(g)." Ever since I got the payout from my lottery winnings, I've just been maxin' on the beach in Florida without a care in the world. A: "What you up to tonight?" B: "Nothin', just maxin'. Any plans?"max outto reach one's maximum in something, such as weight in weight lifting or credit on a credit card. Andy finally maxed out at 300 pounds. Randy just knew when he had maxed out. Something in his body told him to stop.See also: max, outmaxed out 1. Sl. exhausted; tired. lam just maxed out. I haven't been getting enough sleep. I had to stop work because I was too maxed out. 2. Sl. intoxicated. Sam was maxed out and seemed happy enough to sit under the table and whimper. I hadn't seen Barlowe so maxed out in years. He was nearly paralyzed.See also: max, outto the maxSl. as much as possible, maximally. She is happy to the max. They worked to the max their whole shift.See also: maxmax out1. Exhaust one's options, capacity, or the like by producing or performing to the maximum, as in The weight lifter maxed out at 180 kilograms. [Slang; late 1900s] 2. Reach a point at which no more growth, improvement, or benefit is possible, as in The salary for this job maxes out at $90,000. [Slang; late 1900s] 3. Relax, take things easy, as in Let's go to the beach and max out. [Slang; late 1900s] See also: max, outto the max INFORMALCOMMON If you do something or something happens to the max, you do it or it happens to the greatest degree possible. Everyone involved is enjoying himself to the max. We had this very loving relationship, but it was strained to the max by the fact that I was working.See also: maxgrody to the max unspeakably awful. US informal Grody is probably an alteration of grotesque and to the max of to the maximum point .See also: grody, maxto the max to the highest degree possible. informalSee also: maxto the ˈmax to the highest level or greatest amount possible: She believes in living life to the max. Max is a short form of ‘maximum’.See also: maxmax outv.1. To achieve a maximum value, especially as a final value: The rocket kept accelerating for a while, but finally maxed out at 6,000 miles per hour.2. To cause something to achieve a maximum value, especially as a final value: I think I've maxed out the number of favors I can ask of my cousin. If you keep your foot on the accelerator pedal, you'll max the engine out.3. To extend some source of credit to a maximum value or degree: I can't pay for this—I have no cash, and I maxed out my credit card. We maxed our credit line out, so we can't afford to do any more home improvements. Don't use the credit card again—we'll max out.See also: max, outgrody to the max (ˈgrodi tu ðə ˈmæks) mod. totally disgusting. (see also grody.) This pizza is, like, grody to the max! See also: grody, maxmax n. the maximum. (see also to the max.) I want the max. I’m hungry. max out in. to reach one’s maximum in something, such as weight in weight lifting or credit on a credit card. Andy finally maxed out at 300 pounds. See also: max, outmaxed out1. mod. exhausted; tired. I am just maxed out. I haven’t been getting enough sleep. 2. mod. alcohol intoxicated. I hadn’t seen Marlowe so maxed out in years. He was nearly paralyzed. See also: max, outto the max mod. maximally. (see also max.) They worked to the max their whole shift. See also: maxmax
max[maks] (mathematics) maximum MAXOn drawings, abbr. for “maximum.”max
(dV/dt)max the most rapid rate of voltage change; in cellular electrophysiology it applies to phase 0 of the action potential.max Drug slang
A regional term for gamma hydroxy butyrate dissolved in water and mixed with amphetamines.
Molecular biology
An enzyme that interacts with the protein product of Myc by means of a leucine zipper motif, instructing cells to mature, divide or undergo autodestruction or apoptosis.
Genetics
MAX. A gene on chromosome 14q23 that encodes a member of the basic helix-loop-helix leucine zipper (bHLHZ) family of transcription factors, which form homo- and heterodimers with other family members—e.g., MAD, MXI1 and MYC. MYC-MAX upregulates transcription; MAD-MAX downregulates it.max An enzyme that interacts with myc, the protein product of myc, by means of a leucine zipper motif, instructing cells to mature, divide, or undergo autodestruction or apoptosisMAX
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Synonyms for maxnoun street names for gamma hydroxybutyrateSynonyms- easy lay
- Georgia home boy
- grievous bodily harm
- liquid ecstasy
- goop
- soap
- scoop
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