ETC 

Everyone uses "etc" but some noobs do not know what it means.

Heres the meaning:
et cetera, a Latin expression meaning "and other things" or "and so on"

Matt: We will go to Anya's house, Bring some clothes.. You'know!
Scott: Are we going to swim too?
Matt: Yeah, Swimming, Playing some basketball, etc.

ETC by Matt Hodstone December 29, 2007

hoop-d, hoopdie, hoopdy, HOOPTIE, hoop-t, hoopty, hooptee, etc 

Today it can be any car or vehicle used as personal transportation. But it was originally used to refer to classic 70's or 80's era large American cars (impalas, new yorkers, towne cars and so on...), usually found in the ghetto and in poor condition, that has been "pimped out" with garish paint, animal print interiors, wheels too large or too small and so on. They are often roomy, comfortable worn-out gas-guzzlers.

Man that hooptie ride is bitchin.

The tail pipe fell off my hooptie.

hoop-d, hoopdie, hoopdy, HOOPTIE, hoop-t, hoopty, hooptee, etc by fluxdelux August 11, 2004

lost.etc 

A well-known vaporware/aesthetic editor among the internet. Making videos consisting the combination of cartoons and lo-fi hiphop.

Hey have you seen a lost.etc edit?

lost.etc by KidKnowItAll August 24, 2017

/etc/passwd 

the directory on a unix or linux box which stores passwords. on various servers the passwords are either encrypted in an algorithm or shadowed with a "*" or "x" symbol.

kinda 2 long ;x

/etc/passwd by mike July 6, 2003

etc. 

A word used at the end of a sentence or idea to make it seem like you know a lot more than you really do.

pi = 3.14...etc.
Any more examples needed?

etc. by kewltrunkz December 8, 2004

DUTCH, PHILLY, BLUNT WRAP, SWEETS, WHILE OWL ETC 

cheap ass cigars used for rolling marijuana.(vanilla dutch and peach whitie<---good shit)

yo i want some flavor with my blunt tonite, go get a vanilla ducth or a peach whitie.

DUTCH, PHILLY, BLUNT WRAP, SWEETS, WHILE OWL ETC by ahmed September 11, 2003

etc 

Etc is an abbreviation for Et Cetera, a Latin saying that means "and other things", but people commonly use it when they can't think of anything else to put on a list, but know they are other things that can go on that list. During the example I am stating, between these: *, an asterisk, means that he/she is thinking, not speaking.

"Today I ate cereal, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, a cup of yogurt, *I can't remember what else I ate, but I remember eating something else! I have an idea.* etc."

Without the *Thinking*, this is what he/she said:

"Today I ate cereal, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, a cup of yogurt, etc."

etc by ObamaStoleMyKFC July 9, 2012