When someone you know thinks they can get into a proper emotional relationship with a hoe and you and your mates have to try and convince them otherwise. (304 from the immature joke that if you put 304 into a calculator and turn it upside down it becomes "hoe"
by LeprechaunDong October 24, 2017
The code you should use, you use said code by going to the bottom right hand corner of the Fortnite item shop, then clicking on the Support a Creator button, then typing in Lazar, make sure you spell it with two a's, if not thats not the right code!!!!!!
by CrispyZ April 29, 2019
A Set of rules that you must follow if you are a true man. The basics are:
"Don't Fold"
"Don't Snitch"
"Don't Bitch"
"Don't Fold"
"Don't Snitch"
"Don't Bitch"
by Robert Bumaro March 24, 2019
A term used in the anime community for the six digit number that will link you to a specific hentai comic on nhentai
by Jarl Morvan Shademane August 06, 2019
To intentionally (or in some cases unintentionally) have defecated or crapped in one's own pants/underwear; leaving visual proof of brown stains of fecal matter.
In an elevator:
When that person bent over to pick up her dropped quarters, I'm a hundred percent certain that I saw a glimpse of her underwear. She is currently dealing with a code brown situation unfortunately.
When that person bent over to pick up her dropped quarters, I'm a hundred percent certain that I saw a glimpse of her underwear. She is currently dealing with a code brown situation unfortunately.
by Oxxy_Montalvy September 05, 2016
by Alge_bra October 08, 2018
In computer programming, code which flagrantly violates the principles of structured, procedural programming. Usually this means using lots of GOTO statements (or their equivalent in whatever language is being used) - hence the term, which suggests the tangled and arbitrary nature of the program flow.
Spaghetti code is almost impossible to debug and maintain, and rarely works well.
Programmers who write spaghetti code usually learned to code in an unstructured language such as BASIC, and never bothered to update their technical knowledge when they progressed to more serious languages.
Spaghetti code is almost impossible to debug and maintain, and rarely works well.
Programmers who write spaghetti code usually learned to code in an unstructured language such as BASIC, and never bothered to update their technical knowledge when they progressed to more serious languages.
by Greenie March 25, 2004