glitching
n.— «However, some cheating issues enter a grey area of acceptable behavior. I think “glitching,” a term for exploiting a game’s bugs, falls into one of those categories despite the fact that both professional gamers and designers have regarded the use of this tactic as blatant cheating.» —“SystemAddict: That Cheating Line” by Steven Wong GameDaily May 10, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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