Stource

When referring to electronic records management, stource is the area where you store your source records.

I have scanned and registered this piece of information, it now needs to be filed in the stource.

by GeeAitch April 1, 2009

check your sources

something you should always do to make a valid argument.

girl: that's offensive

boy: check your sources
girl: ?

by not.yo.mamma February 19, 2017

sourcefed

the best youtube channel ever, comprised of hosts meg turney, elliott morgan, trisha hershberger, joe bereta, steve zaragoza and lee newton. created by philip defranco. formerly 20 minutes or less

guy 1: hey did you watch the latest sourcefed video?

guy 2: yea it was so awesome

by nooneistheretohelpyounow September 11, 2013

Sourcefag

People that reply to statements with the question "Source?". Largely used by Destiny viewers and internet provocateurs.

"I just don't think the entire population going vegan is feasible"

"Source?"

"Shut up sourcefag"

by Youown September 14, 2019

Use the Source, Luke

A programmer's joke meaning you should read the source code. It is also a Star Wars themed pun on Obi-Wan Kenobi's "Use the Force, Luke!"
A short form of this is UTSL.

"Most people who come here for help do know how to read the source code. In case they can't, I tell them what to do. If they can, though, what I usually say is 'Use the Source, Luke!'."

by cutesy pastel living doll March 1, 2013

consider the source

another way of saying that any information recieved from a certain source can't be taken seriously because that source has been wrong before, or lacks credibility.

"hey did you hear Elvis is still alive?? he was seen at a casino in vegas last week! actually they say he's even the owner!!"

"get out! where'd you hear that from?"

"oh I read it in the enquirer."

"hah! I should have known."

"what, you mean you don't believe it??"

"are you kidding?? I mean, come on...consider the source already!"

by polo September 6, 2004

Lost in the source

When you check something online and end up going from one interesting source to another and surfing through a lot more information than you originally intended.

"I was just checking the population of the Republic of Ireland last night on Wikipedia, and one thing led to another and I think I can break down the eight-hundred year conflict between Ireland and Britain now, also I learned how to create and cook in a prehistoric Fullacht Fiadh that was used in the Bronze Age in Ancient Ireland, and did you know that millions of years ago the North-West and South-East of Ireland were separated and situated in completely different parts of the world with drastically different climates, and were you aware that one of the oldest Irish mythological figures, Cessair, was supposedly a descendent of Noah, the same one who had the ark, and Halloween most likely comes from the original pagan festival of Samhain which used to take place in Ireland to ensure a good harvest, and they would have carved turnips as opposed to pumpkins, oh, and did you ever hear about the time that Irish and German soldiers took over Rio de Janeiro in 1828? Yeah... I might have gotten lost in the source... wait a minute - my assignments are due in twenty minutes!"

by anonymous October 15, 2020