by Phakebox August 8, 2005
Noun: Someone who steals a joke from a comedian or uses a played out joke/premise.
Verb: To steal a joke or use a played out premise.
Verb: To steal a joke or use a played out premise.
by Nick Beasley June 16, 2004
A hack is a type of person, who in any sport, fouls (aka "hacks") other players incessantly. Hacks are usually slower, less able, and all around worse athletes than the people they play with. Hacks typically deny that they are hacking other players by quoting cliches such as "It's part of the game" or "Football is a physical sport", etc. Hacks also get into fights often, since they are fouling, and thus angering, other players, but denying the act. Hacks are also, ironically, the ones who call the most fouls, especially if you push/hack them back.
Person 1:"Man, every time I try to cut, he grabs my arm!"
Hack: "It’s a part of the game, football is a physical game you retard!"
::next play::
Hack: Man why did you push me! That’s a foul!"
Person 1: "You've been pushing and grabbing me all day! I don't want to hear that shit!"
A fight ensues.
Hack: "It’s a part of the game, football is a physical game you retard!"
::next play::
Hack: Man why did you push me! That’s a foul!"
Person 1: "You've been pushing and grabbing me all day! I don't want to hear that shit!"
A fight ensues.
by Pete Quinn September 16, 2006
to have one's personal information compromised over the internet. this can include passwords, contact information, and even cred card numbers.
1. Alec had his Facebook account hacked, and now he's posting spam all over my wall.
2. Damn it! Some hacker just took my bank information. My credit score is screwed!
2. Damn it! Some hacker just took my bank information. My credit score is screwed!
by wpk914 May 12, 2011
All the definitions here plus:
As an acronymn for Horses Ass Carrying Keys. Prison slang referring to a prison guard.
As an acronymn for Horses Ass Carrying Keys. Prison slang referring to a prison guard.
by Dohmnuill December 30, 2005
A phrase that derives from hackers in online gaming. It is used when someone accomplishes the seemingly impossible. Usually it's meant to be a compliment to the "hacker."
The phrase can be applied to all aspects of life, not just video games.
The phrase can be applied to all aspects of life, not just video games.
by Shiny Zebra June 21, 2011
by Tizzat January 29, 2004