Definitions by The Grammar Nazi

log watcher 

n. One who obsessively watches their logs; one who enjoys the power of seeing what other people are doing at their sites.

The downfall of Rome might have been prevented by careful attention to logs!

log watcher by The Grammar Nazi January 13, 2002

cyber 

n. Short for cyber sex.

So you really like him, huh? Have you two cybered yet?

cyber by The Grammar Nazi January 13, 2002

nummers 

adj. Good-tasting, yummy.

That Annie's Mac and Cheese was nummers!

nummers by The Grammar Nazi January 10, 2002

graze 

v. To eat someone else's food at their house. It is often implied that the person grazing doesn't really know what they'll find to eat.

Person 1: "Want to see a movie tonight?"
Person 2: "But I'm fungry!"
Person 1: "It's cool, you can come over and graze."

graze by The Grammar Nazi January 10, 2002

RSN

Acronym for "Real Soon Now". Often used as a sarcastic remark to describe something that's late.

Microsoft promises Windows stability RSN.

RSN by The Grammar Nazi January 10, 2002

bump-in 

n. When you meet someone in a place you didn't expect to see them.

You're my third bump-in today!

bump-in by The Grammar Nazi January 9, 2002

DD 

n. Designated Driver. One who abstains from "partying" so everyone can get home safely.

We're going out tonight, and I'm the DD, as per usual.

DD by The Grammar Nazi January 5, 2002