Short for World Rally Championship. A world wide race circuit that uses modified compact cars, that make timed checkpoint runs across open countryside. WRC is extremely popular in europe and asia. It is much lauded for it's rules which encourage auto manufacturers to produce improved cars for public purchase.
by 1SPectre4U January 12, 2004

Named for Intel founder Gordon Moore. Moore's law states that the number of circuits in a CPU will double every 12 to 18 months.
by 1Spectre4U October 27, 2003

A player in first person shooter type games that seeks out easily defendable places to hide, digs in, and then picks off other players as they happen through is arc of surveilence.
by 1Spectre4U August 12, 2003

A mixed alcoholic beverage whose ingredients are one shot from everything in stock at the bar. Traditionally the first drink purchased for someone who has just turned legal drinking age. Named for how the drinker usually feels the next morning.
by 1Spectre4U October 21, 2003

A disproportionately large muffler or exhaust pipe, mounted on an automobile with a small displacement engine. Named for the flatulence like sound the vehicle's exhaust makes.
A six inch fart cannon attached to a 1 inch tailpipe? Don't tell me. You've seen The Fast and the Furious at least once, right?
by 1Spectre4U August 12, 2003

The act of braking hard on a motorcycle, causing it to nose up on it's front wheel, and balancing on the front wheel as the motorcycle comes to a halt. Spectacular to view when done properly. Often requires massive dental reconstructive surgery when done improperly.
by 1Spectre4U August 12, 2003

An automatic web site scanning application that methodically scearches through internet sites for viable email addresses. The primary source of SPAM generation.
by 1Spectre4U August 12, 2003
