Bro Code

A code for men who are insecure about their masculinity and need to let the internet dictate their behavior because they don’t have their own common sense.

Man: “Dude, why don’t you ask out Kara?”
Bro: “She’s Matt’s ex. I can never break bro code.”
Man: “Matt has been married to Shelly for five years and we’re all on good terms if you want to date Kara. Learn to read social cues from individual situations, dude.”

by Schemic June 11, 2018

Notepad code

A term used by computer illeterate idiots to refer to any kind of executable file that would typically be written in a plain text editor, and executed based on it's extension without compilation. This is primarily a batch file, but cand include others, such as .vbs, .com, .pl etc.

Noob: Hey, can someone give me the notepad code to shutdown a computer?

by Douzo Yoroshiku June 15, 2009

Code Bitches

When a guy sees a girl who he finds extremely attractive and wants her number...he then yells out "Code Bitches!!!"...causing every man to stop what they are doing no matter how important and they then clear a path for that one guy to get her number...this in turn causes extreme confusion to the girl which allows easier access for the guy to get her number...in short "Code Bitches" is the 100 plus wingman situation.

Man: see that girl???
Guy: dammmmmnnn
Guy: Code Bitches!!!!

by NiggasBeCrazy October 22, 2010

Code to the metal

Producery term to make the process of writing code seem exciting, cutting edge and "hip".

"I believe Gearbox is a more code to the metal type dev than Bungie has ever been."

by bothari October 16, 2008

Blood code

Dutch for homosexual.

Did he say blood code!? That's an SPI! - Sashahahan

by Pim Pim Fourtyn November 12, 2003

Code 10

Refers to someone you know who is annoying, but nothing more.

"Man, lookout. Code 10 coming this way".

by IRT July 20, 2009

Queer coding

Queer-coding/Queer coding/ Queercoding is a term that can either be used about a fiction character (1) or typically a celebrity (2)
1. When a fictional character in media is given heterosexual or cisgender traits, while not having a confirmed sexuality.
2. When a celebrity uses subtle references through the clothes they wear, their lyrics (artists), their work (etc.), etc, to communicate with the LGBTQ+ community when they are usually not permitted to come out publically yet.

1. "I honestly think Wylan is queer coding in chapter 11"
2. "When someone wears the brand Polari, that is basically them screaming at you that they are gay. Seriously can they queer code any louder?"

by Eliseloveslouis August 17, 2021