calc
- noun
- /kælk/
- Informal
- 5 on AB calc?
So the calc three-way is the following.
- So the calc three-way is the following.
Examples
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Simple example, very simple calc, one integral perhaps that you would study maybe around the third exam.
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I feel like a pink marshmallow Guys calc is gonna be the death of us.
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By giving your calc score today.
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You can do the calc and and and to simplify it I'll say the following.
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The teacher asked us to show our work for each calc to understand our reasoning.
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I used a quick calc to estimate how much paint we needed for the room.
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After several calcs, we concluded that the project's budget was under control.
Synonyms
Doing math to find an answer or the correct amount
Compounds
- Specialized
A soft porous rock formed when spring water rich in calcium leaves mineral layers
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word calc, short for calculation, comes from the Latin word calculus, which meant 'small stone' used for counting, so a calc is a quick 'count' or the number result you get after working out a sum.