homeric code

Same thing as the "heroic code." Used in works by Homer, such as the Iliad.

The Homeric Code can't really be used in a sentence. Sorry.

by Wd2019 May 30, 2016

Pyrite code

Pyrite code is what occurs when a finished program is subjected to constant tinkering and updates, resulting in frequent glitches and bugs. The term stems from gold code, which is what programmers call a finished program, minus any patches or fully-formed updates; the code is golden. Pyrite is also known as fool's code.

"Man, Skype is so messed up now, it's full of pyrite code."
"AOL back in the day was totally pyrite code."

by Windthin June 18, 2016

source code

a code that hacks things, usually found by a kid named Coleman

Coleman found the source codes

by wert456 October 9, 2016

Code Drunk

The state of being a programmer enters after many hours of sustained work. While code drunk the programmer may find it hard to converse with people in anything but short sentences, may have trouble operating vehicles and will generally walk around in a tired haze.

After many hours working on the new app Jill was so code drunk she had a hard time speaking to the waiter at the restaurant to order dinner. The waiter assumed that Jill had been drinking.

by Ansible42 October 5, 2016

Code Red

When your girl is on her period, hence red.

Nick: Are you guys gonna smash tomorrow?
Joseph: Nah dude
Nick: Why bro?
Joseph: Code Red
Nick: Oh snap sucks bro.

by bigguywholikefries January 22, 2018

Oikuy code

The Oikuy code is a modern code used on phones. It uses the symbols corresponding to the letters to spell out the word. The symbol corresponding to the word is found on the top right of the key. For example: the symbol for q is +

An example of the Oikuy code is this: ×&!/÷:÷= (spells out whatever)

by Refridgerfreezer February 16, 2018

Code Pink

When there is an attractive passed out female in the area

We have a Code Pink in the building

by Barbatrapp February 14, 2018