chomper n.
Someone or something that is chomping; a loser.
See loser, bagbiter, chomp.
Someone or something that is chomping; a loser.
See loser, bagbiter, chomp.
Related:
- chomper: n. Someone or something that is chomping; a loser.
See {loser}, {bagbiter}, {chomp}. -- The AI Hackers... - Bagbiter:
1. n.; Equipment or program that fails,
usually intermittently. 2. adj.: Failing hardware... - loser n.
An unexpectedly bad situation, program,
programmer, or person. Someone who habitually loses... - bagbiter /bag'bi:t-*r/ n.
1. Something, such as a
program or a computer,
that fails to work, or works in a remarkably clumsy... - bagbiter: /bag'bi:t-*r/ n. 1. Something, such as a program or a
computer,
that fails to work, or works in a remarkably clumsy... - loser: n. An unexpectedly bad situation, program, programmer,
or person. Someone who habitually loses. (Even... - chomp: vi. To {lose}; specifically, to chew on something of
which more was bitten off than one can.
Probably related to gnashing of teeth. See {bagbiter}...
From the same category:
- glob /glob/, not /glohb/ v.,n.
[Unix;
common] To expand special characters in a wildcarded name,
or the act of so doing (the action is also called... - memory leak n.
An error in a program's dynamic-store
allocation logic that causes it to fail to reclaim discarded
memory,
leading to eventual collapse due to memory exhaustion... - face time n.
[common] Time spent interacting with somebody
face-to-face (as opposed to via electronic links).
"Oh, yeah, I spent some face time with him at the... - phase of the moon n.
Used humorously as a random parameter
on which something is said to depend.
Sometimes implies unreliability of whatever is dependent... - atomic adj.
[from Gk. `atomos', indivisible]
1.
Indivisible; cannot be split up. For example, an instruction...
