mathsy
/ˈmæθsi/
mathsy adjective: of or relating to mathematics, typically of a complex kind.
Adjective
mathsy (comparative more mathsy, superlative most mathsy)
- Of or relating to mathematics, typically of a complex kind.
- The second, and more mathsy, way of working out the probability is like this: […]2012, Colin Beveridge, Basic Maths Practice Problems For Dummies, page 18
- So if a mathsy person slips over and slams his face into the corner of a washing machine, he should tell the doctor “I've just bashed my nose on a vertex.”2014, Kjartan Poskitt, Murderous Maths: All Shapes and Sizes, page 165
- Synonyms:
- mathy
Synonyms of mathsy
Forms of mathsy
| comparative | more mathsy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most mathsy |
Origin of mathsy
From maths + -y.
Questions about mathsy
- What does mathsy mean?
- Mathsy means of or relating to mathematics, typically of a complex kind.
- What part of speech is mathsy?
- Mathsy is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce mathsy?
- Mathsy is pronounced /ˈmæθsi/.
Words near mathsy in the dictionary
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