Definitions by KoblerMan
Dirty Pool
(noun)
1. The act of using illegitimate means to gain an advantage over other people, typically for personal gain in a competitive environment, but sometimes just for the fun of it as a means to power trip. Universally considered a dick move against your fellow man.
1. The act of using illegitimate means to gain an advantage over other people, typically for personal gain in a competitive environment, but sometimes just for the fun of it as a means to power trip. Universally considered a dick move against your fellow man.
We were playing Texas Hold 'Em and Chad took the pot when he got a royal flush because he was hiding an ace up his sleeve. He's a cheater. That's not poker, that's dirty pool.
Dirty Pool by KoblerMan June 19, 2018
MOD
n.)
1. Short for "modification". Used mainly to describe either add-ons to a modular device, extra files being added (more often than not unofficially) into a program or game, or sometimes a physical object going into a jury-rig.
2. Short for "moderator". Used mainly in online forums, chat rooms, chat servers, and games to describe a person or bot who oversees activity in the environment to help newbs and punish trolls.
3. Acronym for "Manager On-Duty". Retail worker lingo for an active manager, mostly used through walkie-talkie radios to call for a manager to request assistance, and to either mask the request for a manager or sound more professional to the customer.
1. Short for "modification". Used mainly to describe either add-ons to a modular device, extra files being added (more often than not unofficially) into a program or game, or sometimes a physical object going into a jury-rig.
2. Short for "moderator". Used mainly in online forums, chat rooms, chat servers, and games to describe a person or bot who oversees activity in the environment to help newbs and punish trolls.
3. Acronym for "Manager On-Duty". Retail worker lingo for an active manager, mostly used through walkie-talkie radios to call for a manager to request assistance, and to either mask the request for a manager or sound more professional to the customer.