homograph attack n.— «Browser makers recently altered the way they handle IDNs, after publicity over a website counterfeiting technique called a homograph attack. Homographs are different characters that appear identical, for example...
crime scene sex n.— «I read on the website for my IUD that bleeding can occur for the first few weeks after insertion. Well, I’ve been bleeding now for 13 days. Geesh. I hope it stops soon. If not by this time next week, I’ll go get...
faxxu n.— «Ulied Malta members meet in a cell, referred to in the website as faxxu, a clear reference to the Italian word fascio, which literally means “organised group” but carries undertones related to Fascism...
a splode v.— «Ill buy household items from IKEA and sell them on line…and then I can make a website wih lots of spelling mistakes, and then also make sure I POST USING JUST CAPITALS…Your head a splode. retard.» —“Re: My...
dooced adj.— «The act of being canned from your job for what you have posted in a blog has recently been coined being “dooced” after an employee got fired for what she wrote about co-workers on her website dooced.com...
listicle
n.— «Added an article to the listicle to the lists section.» —“My Comments and News” by John Davin John Davin’s Website (Pittsburgh, Pa.) July 14, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)