mathlete

n – an active partic-p-nt in league-centered mathematical compet-tions, such as arml, nysml, and state-run programs.

etymololgy: from the english math and athlete, a composite word invented circa 1975 by j. bryan sullivan, president of the national math league and math league coach of hudson, m-ssachusetts and the western m-ssachusetts region.
the state math compet-tion is a sight to see. the very thought of so many mathletes in one room inspires awe.
a group of mathematically exceptional students who compete against other schools usually in timed rounds and are often asian. many people make fun of them, but they’re actually pretty cool, especially if their names are kevin gnapoor and cady heron. many mathletes max out the math curricula at their respective schools and have to take math courses though pseo (post secondary enrollment option), which is provided by many school districts at local colleges.
you can’t join mathletes. it’s social suicide!
some of the coolest people in the world… not only are they smart… but they are extremely hilarious. they are also some of the most perverted people you could ever meet. it’s like someone took the most perverted people in the school, put them together, and made them able to do math.
mathletes do it on a desk
an individual who excels in mathematics to the point where he or she could make mathematics into a sport.
dayum, i was like kobe up in calculus, i come from a family of mathletes.
the most hilarious group of people ever. there are always the dorks that ruin it for everyone, but my friends and i fall under the category of those that make it fun by making fun at those that hav ruined the t-tle. i actually enjoy doing the stuff for it cause when we go on compet-tions…..what happens in the mathcounts car, stays in the mathcounts car.
mathlete hott dude…..”my lovely lady lumps”

the mathletes are rocking wendy’s during our lunch break.
haha.
1. somebody who partic-p-tes, has partic-p-ted, or is going to partic-p-te in a math compet-tion of any sort.
2. somebody who is a math enthusiast.
3. somebody who excels in academic mathematics.
4. a person who studies the art of finding shortcuts (easier, simpler ways) to solving compet-tion-math style of problems, who often also partic-p-tes, has partic-p-ted, or is going to partic-p-te in a math compet-tion of any sort. mathletes are also often math enthusiasts and/or excel in academic mathematics.
i have partic-p-ted in both mathcounts and amcs; therefore, i am a mathlete.
one skillful at mathematics. opposite of artsy-fartsy.
simon couldn’t add too numbers with a pocket calculator, he’s definately not a mathlete.

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