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metasyntactic variable 

A metasyntactic variable is a word that is used by programmers in place of an object, number or idea under discussion.

The most common system of metasyntactic variables is: foo, bar, baz, qux, quux, quuux...
if (foo > bar)
baz += qux

else
baz += quux
Related Words

metacynic 

Person 1: "He's trying so hard to be 'above' modern society, it's ridiculous. He thinks society is so enraptured with its own self that it is losing its identity - but the guy should seriously just get over himself."
Person 2: "Dude, you're such a metacynic."
metacynic by Madjoy April 8, 2006

metasong 

A song about a song, or about how the song is going to rock you, or about what a bitch it is being in a band and going on world tours,
I fucking hate metasongs. Don't fucking tell me you're going to rock me, asshole, just go ahead and rock me without all the self-centered drama.
To browse foreign board's in search for stealable rapping concept's for futere rewording for using followup
''Hey, i used that shit like a million time's before, thanks for metasining it, asshole.
metasin by Anonymous March 6, 2003

MetaSong 

A MetaSong is a musical time capsule, weaving a few second selections from the best songs into a brand new song. Becomes dominant in the 2030s. Perfect for ADD people.
Weaving together old and new songs, the MetaSong combined the best cuts from the best songs into a brand new musical score, with the perfect flow for a Hollywood soundtrack, seduction and/or persuasion.
MetaSong by MetaSong November 3, 2022