Net

The object that Robbie Rotten had found in Season 4 and episode 12 of Lazy Town, which was given to his fellow clones in an attempt to let them catch Sportacus. But when Sportacus arrives, the clones threw the net over the real Robbie and fails the task.

Now look at this net, that I have found
When I say go, be ready to throw

by Minecart696 November 11, 2016

on the net

On the internet, online

1. I found this definition on the net.
2. I have spent way too many hours on the net.

by N470 July 1, 2019

netted

(1) To have lost a cuss battle without a comeback
(2) To put a fish net over a small child's head
(3) Laxatives in a shopping trolley whilst dancing to the agadoo
Dave:You Just Got netted Mate!
Bob: :/ Hmmm...

NETTED!

by gashmedizzle August 11, 2008

net

Short for internet.

Surfin' the net.

by dR December 28, 2004

.NET

Technology that at a quick glance would appear to be heavily taken from Java. It boasts, however, the ability to compile one program from source written in multiple languages (the primary choices being C#, Visual Basic and C++).

The fact that .NET is tightly bound to Windows somewhat lessens the practicality of .NET when compared to Java.

Like Java has Java Servlet Pages, .NET employs ASP.NET as it's server technology, which might be more attractive were it not tied down to both Windows and IIS, which has a less than desirable security history, when compared to Apache.

I have to download 23MB just to run 'Hello, World'?

by Snuffkin February 4, 2005

netting

1) a recluse, often not seen for days at a time. Sometimes the only proof of existance if the hourly flushing of the toilet

2) an unsuccessful business strategy made popular by dot coms. The act of spending more money than you make

1) Don't buy that video game, you'll become a netting

2) If you netting me on the bills this month, there will be trouble.

by Matt Hemlepp January 27, 2003

net

Amount after all deductions (such as taxes). See also gross.

I netted $1482.98 this month.

by kyle.biddle November 16, 2010