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n: a person who surfs the internet while taking a dump, usually taking longer than needed; v: to cybersquat Billy, you've been on the pot for over 30 minutes with that 'puter! Your baby sister needs to use the restroom! Quit being a cybersquatter, and git yur chores done!
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A person who registers or acquires a domain name that is confusingly similar to a mark in which another person has rights (via a trademark, for instance); provided the cybersquatter is attempting to take advantage of the goodwill of the trademark holder. The person who registers kitchen.com is probably not a cybersquatter, while a person who registers marthastewartkitchen.com probably is.
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A person who purchases domain names in order to sell them. That cybersquatter sold drugs.com for one million dollars last year.
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