Definitions by Seiichiro Watari
pwnage
Pwnage is used to decribe superiority over someone or something, usually used in internet gaming.
Pwnage is from the root "word" pwn, originated when the map designer of Warcraft was spectating a match. The player lost to a computer character, so the map designer tried to type, "You got owned," but mistyped it, saying instead, "You got pwned." In other words, the word originated from a complete and total typo.
Pwnage is from the root "word" pwn, originated when the map designer of Warcraft was spectating a match. The player lost to a computer character, so the map designer tried to type, "You got owned," but mistyped it, saying instead, "You got pwned." In other words, the word originated from a complete and total typo.
pwnage by Seiichiro Watari April 27, 2006
n00b
A 1337 corruption of newbie (newb).
1. A new player to an online game that shows disregard for rules and regulations.
2. An offensive term that means a new player.
There is a difference between a newb (newbie) and a noob (n00b). A newb is a new player. A noob (n00b)is a new player that disregards rules.
1. A new player to an online game that shows disregard for rules and regulations.
2. An offensive term that means a new player.
There is a difference between a newb (newbie) and a noob (n00b). A newb is a new player. A noob (n00b)is a new player that disregards rules.
(after getting Kill Stolen in games) "I'm reporting you n00b."
(after a new player begs for help or items) "I'm reporting you n00b."
(after a new player annoys a crowd or makes a racist or sexist remark) "I'm reporting you n00b." "Go away n00b."
(after a new player begs for help or items) "I'm reporting you n00b."
(after a new player annoys a crowd or makes a racist or sexist remark) "I'm reporting you n00b." "Go away n00b."
n00b by Seiichiro Watari April 27, 2006
haxors
Originated from hacks = hax -> hackers/haxors
1. (noun) Someone that hacks; a hacker.
2. (verb) To cheat using a hack.
1. (noun) Someone that hacks; a hacker.
2. (verb) To cheat using a hack.
haxors by Seiichiro Watari April 27, 2006