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Integrity violator

One who is untrue, dishonest, and without morals.

Mark Fender: "I am the Georgia state wrestling champion."

Mark Fender would be the "integrity violator"

by beanerxor April 25, 2008

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Vaginal Integrity

when a female is truthful about how many guys have been in her vertical smile

My cousin met a female at the club who said she could count the number of guy's she had been with on one hand but her vaginal integrity was compromised when he found out one hand meant using it numerous times

by da1andonlybigC April 30, 2008

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Donut Integrity

The act of purchasing donuts for the office in a timely manner out of respect for office security rules that is designed to protect intellectual property.

John Doe left his machine unlocked and therefore was "donutted". John brought in 3 dozen donuts within 5 business days because he has Donut Integrity.

by securitybull September 11, 2019

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vagainal integrity

when a female is truthful about the number of men she has been involved with

My cousin met a young lady in class who said she had only slept with 3 guys, she violated vagainal integrity because the truth was she had been with more than 10 guys

by da1andonlybigC February 13, 2008

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knowledge integration

A program that states it could achieve anything but you do not get anything new out of it.

Knowledge integration is a program at the University of Waterloo.

by beingnoob February 25, 2010

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sine-integral

Si(x)=?(sin t)/t dt, a=0, b=x

This function was constructed by using the Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (Construction Theorem for Antiderivatives). The function f(t)=(sin t)/t used to give mathematicians a lot of grief since its antiderivative is not an elementary function and that the limit as t approaches 0 of (sin t)/t is 0/0 (we do know that that limit is approximately 1 by using L'Hopital's rule). The Construction Theorem made calculating values of Si(x) to any degree of accuracy easy. This is useful as some scientists and engineers use it all the time in fields such as optics and magnetism.

Si(1)=0.95, Si(2)=1.61, Si(3)=1.85 . . .

by some punk kid February 14, 2005

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Election Integrity

A commitment to overturn an election, or make it more difficult for certain constituencies to vote, when the election doesn't go the way you planned.

The Democrats clearly stole that election! That's the only way we could have lost! We need candidates who will stand up for election integrity.

by Tiresias Bluestone February 15, 2022