Intellectual Property 

the excuse used by the MPAA and RIAA use to legitamize the claim that they should own the world.

"shit man, i was going to download those Mp3's, but i found out they are someone else's intellectual property"

Intellectual Property by industrialprophet.com November 16, 2002

Intellectual Property 

Yet another phrase used in place of 'finders keepers'.

"Intellectual Property, losers weepers!!"

Intellectual Property by The D Dawg November 18, 2003

Intellectual Property 

03:11 < ruiner> intellectual property is that
03:12 < ruiner> the race to patent what everyone already knows
03:12 < ruiner> +5/-5 %

The peanut butter and jelly sandwich is my f'in intellectual property, f off jerk.

Intellectual Property by [ruiner] December 28, 2007

intellectual property cloaking

Term used to describe when individuals in technology make information or processes vague or ambiguos for the sake of trying to appear knowledgeable.

Paul never explains how he got the answer because he thinks he will retain job security through intellectual property cloaking. Cool people explain how they figured things out.

intellectual property cloaking by Luc August 13, 2003

intellectual property owner 

-Owning an idea of something created and trending within social media.

-A symbol used to define someones idea online. Defined by an PO with a line going through the PO and the O with a shadow. Similar to a Patent or Trademark but designed to protect advertisers and marketers ideas in a marketing or advertising campaign.

You do not need to be an intellectual to be an intellectual property owner.

The IPO symbol has been crucial in protecting companies marketing campaigns from being mimicked by other rival companies.

intellectual property owner by Intellectual Property Owner August 24, 2016

intellectual property integrity 

when the government waits over a year to share unwritten thoughts with other people for their use.

The intellectual property integrity gave people a chance to develop their electronic assets.

intellectual property integrity by Coop Dupe December 12, 2019

interlectual property 

A legal entitlement which sometimes attaches to the expressed form of an idea, or to some other abstract subject matter. This reflects that the idea is a product of one's mind or intellect, and that property rights can be applied to these ideas and that they may be protected by law in the same way as any other form of property.

John's idea to promote reality television became his own interlectual property and will earn him substantial royalties from here on out.

interlectual property by kharrell June 29, 2006