cyberchastity

refrain from fapping when chatting with an attractive partner

Jacob had sworn cyberchastity to his gf but when he met that hottie from the UK he violated his vow

by lolvark July 25, 2012

CYBER BALLS

A sneaky, insecure, scared pussy who doesn't have the balls to say something to someone in person but goes on a website to do it.

Marlene was afraid to tell me what she thought when she we were working together, but said it on the internet because she has cyber balls.

by yayauno November 4, 2012

CYBER SNITCHING

when some one posts a video of some one fighting or stuff that can be uses in a court of law because that person thought it would be cool to do

Did u see that fight on youtube ? The kid who posted the video got his ass kick for cyber snitching.

by F.Gecko December 14, 2012

cyborgophobia

An aversion to or hatred of cyborgs.

Marcy's cyborgophobia kicked into high gear when she saw her friend Pippa's new cyborg arm. The way it moved was simply unnatural.

by kwesi July 21, 2012

cyber ninja

A term relating to hackers and scammers who are getting better at covering their tracks or fooling the public into falling for their tricks.

If you think the most common cyber scam still involves deposed Nigerian royalty eliciting your help to extract fortunes from African banks, your time machine has stalled. Cyber ninjas have become far more creative, sophisticated and inscrutable.

by OmegaFactor October 7, 2013

cyber-locked

cyber-locked (similar to land-locked) is when you are stuck with a particular device or platform that limits your ability to perform tasks. For example there are many features of Ebay that cannot be accessed on an iPad, but are available on a PC.

For example there are many features of Ebay that cannot be accessed on an iPad, but are available on a PC. (Attaching photos to messages etc) - a person in this position could describe themselves as cyber-locked.

by vinylshrine November 10, 2013

cybercitizen's arrest

(verb). When one self-righteous individual decides to take the law and report someone for what THEY deem as abusive or offensive behavior online, without the person being targeted knowing that they are being reported. Sort of like a Spanish Inquisition, where the accused does not know their accuser. Quite often, anyone can report anyone anonymously on Facebook, or Twitter for saying the word "BOO". It's that scary.

what the heck happened to your Facebook account?

It was suspended.

Why?

Well, I must've said something inappropriate like using the "F" bomb, and someone made a cybercitizen's arrest. Fuck my life.

by Mind Gamer November 22, 2013