Zombie code of honor

The dead bodies that are left over after a phish or grateful dead concert. Which then are later turned into hippie zombies after a politically conservative necromancer resurrects them. which in turn puts the hippies souls trapped in a copy mortal kombat and shall get their ass kicked and their spines ripped out for all eternity. The ideology and term "zombie code of honor" can be traced back from the popular kid rock song-bawitdaba.

Rufus: Hey after that grateful dead concert i saw that bible thumping necromancer getting ready to whip out his "zombie code of honor" on those dead bodies.

Leroy: Yeah, hey wanna go play some mortal kombat?

Rufus: fuck yeahh!

by Dirtydan113 March 23, 2011

codezilla01

sucks major cock for asians

codezilla01 cant get enough of asians in his life

by user296489326042 April 12, 2022

code beast

An alcoholic drink made by mixing equal parts mountain dew code red and milwaukee's best light beer (beast). The finished product ends up an orange color and is actually not as repulsive as one might think.

"Hello barkeep. I'd like a nice tall glass of code beast."

by Frankie Casanova July 20, 2008

Codeamp

Code-Amp (n):
A blend of technological advances and complex coding shown through audio and sound; marketed in beautiful way

tony: "susan ive just had the best idea of making a car that uses glow in the dark metalic paint."

susan: "great idea! lets look at the design plans, codeamp it and get right on it"

by fazolla March 4, 2008

Code Brand

Anything that is so cheap and ghetto it was never even named, but simply has a bar code. Such as govt. cheese, honey, butter or bread. Usually used by large corporations that want to cut costs by using the lowest overhead products they can get away with.

I just heated up this slice from pizza hut.... that code brand cheese they use dont even melt!!??

by gwendolini May 24, 2009

code debt

Code debt refers to the code clutter and required system maintenance accumulated over time during software development, especially when done in haste. The time required to clean up clutter and perform maintenance accrues as the development progresses, like interest on a regular debt, and must be paid down at some point to keep the project healthy.

We've been developing this open source project for a year, but with all the TODOs and commented out code, we probably have another years worth work to pay down the code debt!

by TheGremlyn May 28, 2011

Code Sweat

The stale, filmy layer which builds on programmers after 18-24 hour coding stints sitting in the same chair, drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes.

Yo, Josh must have had a hard deadline last night. I can smell the code sweat from here.

by MrDubious December 30, 2011