Borg, a term used for a person that takes extreme offence to the announcement of their last/surname.
by Stiff Milk January 17, 2018
A Jehovah's Witness. Term employed by ex-Jehovah's Witnesses as a pejorative for a practicing JW, or to refer to the entire JW organization in a negative way. Derived from "Bible Organization," which the Jehovah's Witnesses purport to be, rather than a "religion," per se.
by Rod Brock September 24, 2005
Used as a synonym for The Microsoft Corporation. Windows XP SP2 is often called Windows XP Borg Edition, as it tries to assimilate all other software (or destroys it) as is the custom with the Borg. Also common with the borg, once you install 'Borg' edition, resistance is futile.
by Former Presidential Candidate Bob Dole January 17, 2005
by Miss Boobs November 14, 2003
A group of evil, cybernetic creatures that exist in the Star Trek universe. What makes Star Trek better than Star Wars.
by KewDrew May 24, 2005
Mindless, decentralized automatons controled by the Hive. They live in floating hunks of metal in space and have no life.
We are the Borg. Resistance is futile. Your culture will adapt to service ours. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own.
by Wilfred March 18, 2005
Short for “black out riot gallon.” A drink usually made by college students (or anyone with a large tolerance for and copious amounts of cheap alcohol) consisting of a half-gallon of water, half-handle of vodka and entire bottle of mio served out of a plastic gallon jug. You can add Red Bull if you’re really feeling unhinged. The final product must be given a name that is a low-effort pun on the word borg (i.e. J. Robert Borgenheimer, father of the atomic borg). For best results, consume within 24 hours.
by yungforest March 9, 2022