cyborg
n. 1. A being that is part robot, and part human. {cyb(ernetic) + org(anism)}. 2. A human who has certain physiological processes aided or controlled by mechanical or electronic devices.
adj. A fate worse, or on par with death.
v. 1. To turn someone into a part robot part human being. 2. To add mechanical or electrical devices to someone in order to make them, better, faster and/or stronger than they could previously ever have been.
adj. A fate worse, or on par with death.
v. 1. To turn someone into a part robot part human being. 2. To add mechanical or electrical devices to someone in order to make them, better, faster and/or stronger than they could previously ever have been.
n. That cyborg just assimilated your mother into the collective.
n. That cyborg has laser eyes. He knows what I'm thinking. It comes as no surprise. The Christmas lights are blinking.
He's so curious
He's so curious
He's so curious
And he's got laser eyes.
adj. A cop goes to cuba to discover whether his missing brother is dead, alive, or cyborg.
v. I'm sorry to report this to you Mrs. Johnson, but on Tuesday, January 20th, your son Billy was confirmed cyborged in action.
n. That cyborg has laser eyes. He knows what I'm thinking. It comes as no surprise. The Christmas lights are blinking.
He's so curious
He's so curious
He's so curious
And he's got laser eyes.
adj. A cop goes to cuba to discover whether his missing brother is dead, alive, or cyborg.
v. I'm sorry to report this to you Mrs. Johnson, but on Tuesday, January 20th, your son Billy was confirmed cyborged in action.
cyborg by maximumtravis January 20, 2004
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