Cyber
having online sex communication through a computer. It is shorter than saying cyber-sex. =Do you want to cyber? Etymology : meaning assigned to a word that normally just refers to the More…
Cyber Monday
The Monday that follows Thanksgiving. Merchants traditionally regard the Friday after Thanksgiving as Black Friday, since people all go out and shop. The coinage of the word Cyber Monday More…
Cyber Monday
The rush of online ordering of gifts for the holiday season. In this compound, Monday’s meaning has been narrowed from it’s typical meaning by the word Cyber. Though the words, More…
Cyber Monday
Used to describe the Monday after black Friday, a day where online retailers hold large sales in order to lure customers into doing their holiday shopping. ="I do most of my holiday More…
Cyber-grounded
Describing the condition of being barred from accessing the Internet or using a computer for entertainment purposes; applies especially to children The area of computing is a constant More…
CYBERBULLY
One who bullies, harasses or picks on a person through computers and other electronic means. Especially used to refer to harassment of those less able to defend themselves against such More…
cyberbully
to bully or harass someone, usually anonymously, over the internet, through social networking sites such as MySpace or Facebook ="Cyberbullying Blamed For Teen Suicides" More…
Cyberchondriac
thinking one is always sick because of self-diagnoses on the internet With the emergence of the internet as a universal source of information, people often replace trained professionals More…
cyberchondriac
A blending of the words "cyber" and "hypochondriac," a 'cyberchondriac' is someone who convinces themselves that they suffer from a particular disease (or More…
cyberdeath
the process by which one offers to have “cybersex” with another person online, but in the midst of the conversation turns from a potential lover to an ax-murderer Cyber- is a More…
cyberpark
A large area of land where computer and technology companies are concentrated, or that has been constructed with a high-tech communications infrastructure (cf. industrial park) =There More…
Cyberpotential
The ability to do something in the future on the cyber space. =“And just as Western analysts once scoffed at the potential of the North’s nuclear program, so did experts dismiss its More…
Cyberrhea
a connection problem in the computer network This word is probably formed by an analogy with "diarrhea", which refers to a problem in the intestine. The morpheme "cyber" means "computer or More…
Cyberscope
An examination of all areas pertaining to computer technology, particularly the World Wide Web, related digital technology, and video games. The recent explosion of new technology has far More…
cybersecurity
A department that has the duty of providing safety for users of networking. “Cyberspace” has consistently been shortened to “cyber” as more technology develops and More…
cybersecurity
a department that has the duty of providing safety for users of networking (The increase in internet use has led to the need for cybersecurity) “Cyberspace” has consistently More…
cyclohexellent
Very excellent; exceptionally good reason used: To say a word that meant excellent but included a term known by a people taking science class =That would be cyclohexellent. Etymology : More…
cypherpunk
A person who uses cryptographical means to promote social change. The technology that one might use to do this are continuously changing, but some examples would be the TOR network and More…