webside 

Another word for website. From web + side (as in the "sides" in a book).

Welcome to my webside.

This webside is best seen with the web browser, Pale Moon.

webside by Words from the English Tongue February 10, 2018

Webisode 

This is a new word made for the Sanctuary, the first online Tv series in the world.

A webisode is an episode of a Tv series that is only available on th internet.

When there's new webisodes, I will be one of the first to watch them.

Webisode by Jafje February 18, 2007

webisode 

A cartoon made for the internet.

"I went to homestarrunner.com the other day and watched the newest webisode of Strong Bad's emails."

webisode by Katopolis March 8, 2005

webisode 

Etymology: Los Angeles, California. A combination of the words for "Web" Internet and "Episode" meaning a single segment of a television series. One "Season" of a television series usually comprises 12-14 episodes of approximately 22 mins in length. However, most Webisodes are generally 2-3 mins in length and no specific number of episodes.

First known use 1999, attributed to Stan Lee Media to promote the groundbreaking 7th Portal online superhero series created by Jesse Stagg and Steven Salim.

1 : the popularity of the first webisode in the 7th Portal series crashed the servers at Macromedia.

webisode by Boomslang June 29, 2006

webicide 

Removing oneself from all social networking sites, closing out all of one's e-mail accounts, using a nontexting cell phone or analog phone. Essentially ending all possibilities of internet communication with you by electronic means by committing WEBICIDE. Not to be confused with those individuals who have committed actual suicide and live-streamed or you tubed the act online.

X shut down his Facebook, Twitter, My Space, Linked In, and all e-mail accounts to start the process of webicide. X will only communicate with others by using an analog telephone, snail mail, and in person.

webicide by The Pig Farmer's Grandson September 24, 2009

webisode 

Episodes of TV shows streamed over the internet.

Max: Did you watch Jon Stewart last night?
Alex: No dude, but I'll watch the webisode

webisode by dr_gonzo April 10, 2006

webicide 

The act of killing a awesome website. There is also merciful webicide, in which you kill a website which really deserves it.

Person A: NOOOOOO! Google has commited Webicide upon itself on May 6th, 2010 by changing the format! We have lost a dear friend.

Person B: Why could we not commit merciful webicide on AOL, or MySpace?!?!

webicide by geek_squared May 6, 2010