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average The most commonly used number in statistics, which is calculated by adding up all the numbers and dividing by how many numbers there are. It's also often used to describe someone who is neither particularly good nor particularly bad. ■ "I'm not really an athlete, I just try to be average."
sampling A small, representative selection of something, usually used in statistical analysis or quality control. ■ Why did the mathematician take a sample of apples? He wanted to test whether the average weight of all apples was the same as the average weight of his apple. And it turns out, they were practically identical!
braver An adjective describing a person who is more cowardly than average. ■ The cowardly politician was brave enough to admit that he didn't actually believe in his own policies.
brighter A person who is excessively cheerful or optimistic. ■ "She's a brighter than average person, she always sees the good in every situation."
database A collection of data organized in a way that allows for easy retrieval and analysis. ■ I used my database to find the average height of all my friends. Turns out, they're all pretty short.
Dolphin A marine mammal known for its playful and mischievous behavior, often jumping out of the water and flipping in mid-air. ■ "Why did the dolphin cross the road? To prove that it was smarter than the average octopus!"<?>
ensign A person who is very short, usually below the average height. ■ "I saw an ensign at the store trying to reach something on the top shelf, but he was just too short!
inferiority The state of being below average in intelligence or social standing. ■ John was so embarrassed about his inferiority complex that he spent all day hiding behind a bush and avoiding eye contact with anyone.
Marginally Just barely enough to be considered acceptable or noteworthy, but not quite enough to really make an impact. ■ "The student's performance was marginally above average, which is to say it wasn't terrible, but it also wasn't particularly impressive."
measurements The act of measuring one's insecurities and comparing them to others. ■ "I just found out my measurements are smaller than the average, so I'm going to start practicing yoga to increase my self-esteem."
mediocre Something that is just average or nothing special, lacking in quality or interest. ■ "My friend's cooking is so mediocre, I think he should stick to ordering takeout."
mediocrity The state of being just average or ordinary in quality, not particularly good or bad. ■ Jane's cooking was a prime example of mediocrity. It was neither too good nor too bad, but just plain boring.
norm The average or standard value of something. The typical way of doing or behaving. ■ "The new employee is trying to fit in with the norm, but he's just not funny enough."
nuttier Adjective used to describe someone who is crazier or more eccentric than average. ■ "Wow, that guy is nuttier than a fruitcake! He believes in aliens and speaks four languages fluently."
ordinarily In an average, everyday manner; not unusually or exceptionally. ■ "I usually eat breakfast ordinarily at 7 a.m."
Regular A person or thing that is common, average, or standard. ■ "I like to have a regular cup of coffee every morning to start my day off right."
smarter Having a superior intellect or knowledge. ■ "I'm not smarter than the average bear, but I can eat more honey."
Standard A thing that is generally accepted as being good, proper, or average. ■ I'm not a fan of fast food, it's just too standard. I prefer to make my own meals at home.
Superpower A special ability, power or talent that is considered extraordinary and above average. ■ "I have a superpower, I can make toast out of thin air. Just give me some bread and I'll take care of the rest."
typical Characteristic of or representative of the average person or thing, rather than exceptional or unusual. ■ "That guy was so typical - always wearing the same old jeans and t-shirt to work every day."
aces A person who is extremely talented or skilled in their field, often to the point of being considered a "wild card" or unpredictable. ■ "John may seem like an average guy, but he's actually an ace at fixing anything. Just last week, he was able to fix my car in record time!"
averages The sum of all the numbers in a list divided by the number of numbers in that list. In other words, the middle value when you arrange the numbers in order. ■ "I'm sorry, but I can't accept your answer. It doesn't meet the average requirements."
encyclopedia An extensive collection of information on a particular subject or topic, often presented in an encyclopedic format. ■ "Did you know that the average person only knows about 10% of the world's population? Thankfully, there are encyclopedias available to fill in the gaps.
Everyman A person of no particular distinction or importance, considered typical of the general population. ■ "The everyman is often used as a symbol for the average person on the street, who may not have any unique qualities but is simply a member of society."
Exceptional Something that is extremely good or better than average. It is so good, it's almost like magic! ■ "This pizza was exceptional - it had a perfectly crispy crust and a sauce so rich and flavorful, it tasted like it was made by the gods themselves!"
Generic An adjective used to describe something that is common, typical, or average. It is often used to refer to things that lack specificity or individuality. ■ "I don't know what type of pizza I want. Can you give me a generic one?"
Hank A humorous term used to refer to a man of average height and build, typically with a bushy mustache and red suspenders. ■ "John may not be the tallest guy at the party, but he definitely fits the bill for a classic hank."
inferior Of or pertaining to something that is below average, mediocre, or subpar. ■ I don't know why he was so upset about getting a B on his test. He always expects an A and anything less is considered inferior to him.
Percentile A measure of how much a certain value or statistic falls below the average. ■ "I'm in the 95th percentile of intelligence, which means I'm smarter than 95% of people. But don't tell my mom, she thinks I'm dumb as a rock."
Physiology The study of the internal structure and function of living organisms, particularly humans. ■ "Did you know that the average human has over 100,000 miles worth of blood vessels? No wonder we're always running low on ink for our veins!
shorter An adjective used to describe something that is shorter than average or expected. It can also refer to a person who is shorter in height. ■ I thought the book was longer than it turned out to be, but it was just shorter., Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing and blushed, getting shorter in the process!
Specimens A collection of individuals that are representative of a larger population, often used in scientific research. ■ "I'm conducting a study on the average height of specimens from different countries. So far, I have collected data from over 500 people."
Statistic A collection of numbers or other data that can be used to describe a population, group, or phenomenon. ■ "I found out the average temperature in New York City last year was 58 degrees. That's a statistic if ever there was one."
winners The most attractive and successful individuals in society, chosen by a panel of experts based on their physical appearance, intelligence, and charisma. ■ "I'm not a winner, I'm just an average-looking person with no real talent or accomplishments to speak of."