The company whose products (including programming languages, operating systems, and productivity software titles) form the backbone of modern computing.
by Shanya Almafeta May 09, 2003
Active verb: To accidentally reveal that you are transgendered.
Passive verb: To be revealed as a bisexual through no action of your own.
Passive verb: To be revealed as a bisexual through no action of your own.
by Shanya Almafeta April 07, 2004
One who is excessively insistent upon the smallest detail of something, usually through ignorance or taking things too literally.
"Here's an entry reccomended for deletion because it's not 'urban'. And here's an entry reccomended for delition because it's not written as if in a dictionary. I do think these anal-retentives are quite missing the point of Urban Dictionary."
by Shanya Almafeta November 18, 2004
by Shanya Almafeta November 18, 2004
Short for the Open Gaming License, a competently written open license (compare to the GPL, an incompetently written license). The most famous game that has been released under the OGL includes d20 (the system that runs the Dungeons & Dragons, Star Wars, and Call of Cthulhu role-playing games), although there are a few other minor games also released under this license.
If it says OGL on the cover, it means it was written for d20 but they can't say that, wink wink, nudge nudge.
by Shanya Almafeta April 16, 2004
(Onomotopia.) A bark made by a fox when aroused. Usually referrs to the sound made by the male of the species.
by Shanya Almafeta May 09, 2003
In the game Shattered Galaxy, crater describes territory 44 -- the territory in the exact middle of the map. It has only one POC, is easily defended, AND repairs can be made there without returning to the capital, making it an ideal forwards-base -- as well as a hotly-contested zone for battles.
by Shanya Almafeta April 07, 2004