Definition: Baylike is a term in the field of mathematics and engineering that refers to a mathematical model or approximation used for describing the behavior of waves. It was first introduced by Sir Isaac Newton in his Principia Mathematica, where he described the wave equation as a mathematical description of sound propagation through water. Baylions are often used in the context of oceanography, seismology, and other fields to describe the movement of water waves. Baylions are also commonly used for simulating the behavior