Someone or something that is sly, streamlined, or slim - or all of the above.

an object or operation efficient or streamlined

The predominant style of architecture, interior design etc. in North America and most of Europe during the 1930s.

Look at your computer right now, is it gray? If not, was it once gray and now that color of spoiled milk? If so, your computer is not post-gray.

Is your computer Dell-black? Is it Apple-white or clear or red or blue or purple? If so, then you and your computer are proud participants in the post-gray movement.

Post-gray is not so much a cultural revolution or the color of computers, but the hardware evolution of the lonely unnetworkable PCs made in the mid-to-late 90s that never work and sit in your closet. Post-gray is the buzzword (in other words I didn't make it up) that embodies the progressive desires of the PC Aristocracy to sell you and your business gigahertzed computers that hook up easier than college dormies.

The post-gray reality is here. The kind clergy of the computer world have given us laser mice, flat monitors, and DSL. Good riddance to the roller mice, thirty pound 15" theatres, and serial cables of the distant 20th century. Our computers are post-gray and so are we. We are so post-gray that if Dell put out a gray computer it would be fashionable again... but it would still be post-gray.

My cubicle features an Old Regime 500Mhz PC encapsulated in yellow and a streamlined 2.4Ghz Dell,

a streamlined fusion of the salutation "hey, yo" that goes over extremely well with the modern urban entrepreneur.

slang nickname; a brief audio reference to the racist name (ni**er) given to the African-American race in the United States; not to be linked to nicknamed subject. It has been politically streamlined and should be spoken in friendly context. Safe for use by caucasians.

Named after the actions of jorby. The act of vastly improving something. To make something infinitely better, ie streamlined. To revolutionize an industry, etc.