ComputerWorld's definitions

Phoneputer Slide

When your phone accidentally slides along the keyboard of your computer/laptop.

Derik: qasdfghjkl

Mike: Yo what was that?

Derik: Sorry guys, my phone just did a Phoneputer Slide here along my keyboard.

by ComputerWorld March 23, 2024

Pyraright

A pyramid that is to the right.

"Yo look at that pyraright over there man! It is just as good as that pyraleft over there!

by ComputerWorld January 14, 2024

Mussels Got Muscles

A group of mussels that has some nice big muscles.

"Yo those mussels got muscles! Man those muscles are absolutely huge bro! Anyways, let's eat!"

by ComputerWorld January 14, 2024

iStone nostalgiacore

The act of being very nostalgic for the iStone, one of the most innovative devices for the caveman.

"Yeah man, I remember back when I listened to that mammoth song on my iStone. So nostalgic. This is some good ol iStone nostalgiacore."

by ComputerWorld February 4, 2024

Australimoon

The moon as it is viewed from Australia. Can be used in the Northern Hemisphere too if you are looking at the moon with a telescope that makes it look upside down.

"Yesterday, I looked at the moon with my telescope. It was really nice, but the thing that I don't like is that it appears as an Australimoon for me because of how my telescope works!"

by ComputerWorld March 29, 2024

Mr. Griddy

A fine young gentleman who hits the griddy every day because of how awesome he is.

(unless he hits the griddy in a bad ugly way or something like that)

Bro 1: Yo! Do you see Mr. Griddy hitting that devious griddy over there?!

Mr. Griddy: *Hitting a devious griddy.

Bro 2: Yeah man! I see it! Time to hit my own now. (proceeds to hit the worst griddy of all time the town has ever seen in history)

Bro 1: BRO ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!

Mr. Griddy: *Promptly stops hitting the griddy and picks up his cane and starts beating up Bro 2 with it. Like the fine young gentleman he is.

by ComputerWorld January 17, 2024

A fruse statement

When you are not sure if a statement is true or false so instead of saying "A true statement." or "A false statement." you say "A fruse statement.". If you somehow cannot tell, fruse is a combination of the word true and the word false.

"Hmmm, that is quite a fruse statement you made there."

by ComputerWorld February 4, 2024