One of the worst bands of all time. Stay away, they will bore the hell out of you. The only good thing is their concerts are heavily filled with drugs.
"Woah man I just came back from a Phish concert."
"Were they good?"
"No man but i got totally wasted!"
by clashhhh June 3, 2005
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one of the worst bands to ever exsist. consists of 40 year old hippies trying to be "cool". Ultimately an overall terrible band. They are a cheap imitation of REAL old time bands such as led zephlin, queen, and etc.
Phish..Your band name is derived from a fish, one of the most usless animals in exsistence, who oftentimes have 5 second memories, simmilar to you fans.
by Bobert Rickster August 7, 2006
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Popular mis-spelling of the word Fish. In which stoners and followers of the major jam band Phish purpusely to make the word spell Phish.
On Dave's English Test the word fish was in it so he crossed out the f and added a Ph and then laughed out loud.
by David Matthews December 22, 2003
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Tricking an internet user into giving you his/her login name and password. Could also be used to get credit card information. Usualy an act of a lamer on AOL.
im a worthless idiot trying to trick nooBs in to giving me there password because im an idiot.
by gridlock January 27, 2004
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In computing, phishing is a criminal activity using social engineering techniques. Phishers attempt to fraudulently acquire sensitive information, such as usernames, passwords and credit card details, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
I got phished after giving away my myspace password to a fake site!
by Goku262002 May 17, 2007
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Real Rock N Roll, not a tatoo and piercing teenage angst band, the real deal, they play instruments, and their concerts are filled with love, not broken bones from the mosh pit. Phish is ROCK N ROLL
"Phish can destroy your favorite band on stage."
by Anonymous August 8, 2003
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Scamming method used to ellicit information from "uninformed" computer users through impersonation of trusted sources.
Joe got an e-mail from eBay saying he needed to enter his username and password at the link provided to verify his account information. It later turns out he was a victim of phishing.
by Easy_Target February 20, 2005
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