by SpeedoMask August 11, 2003
1. The posessive form of the word "you."
USAGE PROBLEM:
Commonly confused in usage with the word "you're," which is a contraction of the words "you are."
USAGE PROBLEM:
Commonly confused in usage with the word "you're," which is a contraction of the words "you are."
by SpeedoMask August 11, 2003
To conclude, as by an enumeration and balancing of chances; hence, to think; to suppose.
Combination of the words "reckon" and "suppose."
Combination of the words "reckon" and "suppose."
by SpeedoMask April 15, 2004
The act of disguising to others the fact that one is a geek, nerd, dork, or any other group under the classification of loser, usually for the purpose of making friends or getting pussy.
Common usage usually dictates that the loser keeping Geek Incognito is at a party or other function with many normal people around, such as a gym, strip club, etc.
Geek Incognito is a common technique among Engineering majors.
Common usage usually dictates that the loser keeping Geek Incognito is at a party or other function with many normal people around, such as a gym, strip club, etc.
Geek Incognito is a common technique among Engineering majors.
Dude, quit talking about quantum physics or you'll lose your Geek Incognito! Somebody get me another beer!
by SpeedoMask August 11, 2003
Formerly known as AmIHotOrNot.com
A web site where users post their picture and have other users rate it. Generally, the more skin shown, the higher the rating.
Hotornot.com is the epitome of human superficiality.
A web site where users post their picture and have other users rate it. Generally, the more skin shown, the higher the rating.
Hotornot.com is the epitome of human superficiality.
Damn there's some ugly bitches on hotornot.com!
by SpeedoMask August 11, 2003
Term meaning everything is OK.
The term comes from old radio slang. When communicating over radio, the operator would report the strength and clarity of the signal on a scale of 1 to 5 each. Therefore, if a radio operator described the signal as "five by five" it meant it was both loud and clear.
The term comes from old radio slang. When communicating over radio, the operator would report the strength and clarity of the signal on a scale of 1 to 5 each. Therefore, if a radio operator described the signal as "five by five" it meant it was both loud and clear.
by SpeedoMask August 11, 2003