| translation | | A triangle with all sides congruent. |
| syllogism | | In Greek, it means |
| del | | A triangle with at least 2 congruent sides |
| patriots | | ctrl - alt - ? |
| supplementary | | The ratio of any two corresponding sides of similar figures. |
| LisaBrewer | | Logic law: if p->q, and q->r, then p->r |
| biconditional | | What property of equality is AB = BA |
| scalefactor | | The conditional and converse are both true. |
| scalene | | Lines not in the same plane that do not intersect. |
| DrewBledsoe | | What property of equality is AB = AB |
| similar | | An angle with a degree measure less than 90 |
| slope | | Two angles whose sum is 90 |
| perimeter | | A triangle with no congruent sides |
| transitive | | Quarterback of undefeated NFL team as of 11/25/07 |
| TomBrady | | UT mascot name |
| skewlines | | The change in the rise of a line divided by the run. |
| parallellines | | A transformation moving a figure along a fixed direction. |
| obtuseangle | | Lee High sports name |
| rectangle | | He was president in 1993 |
| uga | | Georgia Bulldogs mascot name |
| Dale | | A quadrilateral with 4 right angles. |
| midpoint | | Vice-president of the US |
| geometry | | An angle whose degree measure is 90. |
| equilateral | | What's usually in Mr. Masters' Halloween bowl? |
| RonEarley | | A quadrilateral with 4 right angles and 4 congruent sides |
| TerrellOwens | | Two angles whose sum is 180 |
| bisector | | Mr. Masters' middle name. |
| square | | Only undefeated NFL team as of 11/25/07 |
| smokey | | The middle of a line segment |
| linearpair | | Under the mode key |
| isosceles | | Lines in the same plane that do not intersect. |
| symmetric | | The set of all points |
| congruent | | An |
| BillClinton | | A conjecture that must be proven true. |
| perpendicularlines | | Before Romo |
| space | | An angle with a degree measure between 90 and 180. |
| conditional | | If two angles have the same measure they are what? |
| Generals | | Polygons whose corresponding sides are proportional. |
| rightangle | | T.O. |
| candy | | What property of equality is IF A=B, B=C, THEN A=C |
| acuteangle | | Lines that meet to form right angles. |
| theorem | | The ray that cuts an angle in half |
| complementary | | Two adjacent angles whose non-common sides form a straight line. |
| DickCheney | | Principal of Lee High |
| quit | | The sum of the lengths of the sides of a polygon. |
| reflexive | | One of the assistant principles at Lee High |
