math
/maθ
/noun [mass noun] North American
Mathematics: she teaches math and science...
- It was laborious and tedious and horrible, but it got me interested in math.
- At my hotel, a professor came every morning to teach math and reading skills to the workers.
- He has also complained that they've kept him from teaching math to his fellow inmates.
Phrases
do the math
Origin
Mid 19th century: abbreviation.
Rhymes
- Royal Anne
- royal antelope
- royal arch
- royal assent
- Royal Ballet
- royal bay
- royal Bengal
- royal binding
- royal blue
- Royal Borough
- Royal British Legion
- royal burgh
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- royal catchfly
- royal cell
- Royal Command Performance
- Royal Commission
- royal demesne
- Royal Doulton
- royal duke
- royal eagle
- Royal Engineers
- royal evil
- royal family
- royal fern