[Dixonary] Round 3250: DISARITHMETIC [Call for Votes]

For no particular reason 2 and 3, please.

* 2. Math. Of or relating to a (non-Gaussian) Hilbert space whose
eigenfunctions cannot be conflated with the space of real numbers.  3.
Rare. Intuition; a conclusion reached by a sudden insight.*

-- Tim L

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#3 and #7 please

*JohnnyB*

On Sat, 7 May 2022 at 21:18, Paul Keating <dixonary (AT) boargules (DOT) com> wrote:

> *The extended deadline brought the number of definitions provided below to
> 10. Please vote for two of them, by reply to this post, before the
> deadline, which is Monday 9 May at 22h00 CEST
> <https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=Dixonary%20voting+deadline+for+ DISARITHMETIC+in+round+3250&iso=20220509T2200&p1=3 28>,
> or just over 48 hours from time of posting.  1. Bright, cloudlike
> structures on the sun's surface, ascending several hundred kilometers above
> the photosphere and often associated with sunspots. Disarithmetic are
> formed when a strong magnetic field heats a region of the photosphere to
> higher temperatures than the surrounding area. They occur all over the sun
> but are usually only visible near the limb (the outer edge of the sun's
> apparent disk), where the photosphere appears dimmer than in the center. 2.
> Math. Of or relating to a (non-Gaussian) Hilbert space whose eigenfunctions
> cannot be conflated with the space of real numbers.  3. Rare. Intuition; a
> conclusion reached by a sudden insight. 4. To exclude from an assessment;
> to discount. 5. Lacking the ability to process numbers. 6.. Uncalculable. 7.
> Having irregular or random poetic meter. 8. Not conforming to the usual
> rules of numeric calculations. 9. A noun that cannot form a plural or be
> used with the indefinite article.10. The failure to understand a foreign
> language because of differences in word rhythm between that language and
> the language in which one is working [as an example, consider the real
> meaning in French of cherchez la femme as opposed to the common English
> misunderstanding of that phrase; which misunderstanding derives from
> treating the phrase as an English phrase]. *
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