Silly coded

Being silly coded is like being Lana del Rey coded, except instead of being majestic like Lana, youre just a bit silly, restarted, acoustic, whatever term you want to use.

Josh Like listening to dnd podcast and smells like a pickle, I guess you could say he’s a bit “silly coded”

by ILoveMilkers December 8, 2023

code rose

Use this phrase to alert your nearby friends when another friend or lover is off their meds and horny beyond measure.

Sonic: You still haven't taken your meds, huh?
Amy Rose: Let's go home! I'e got a list of fun activities we can try from this website I found called urban dictionary
Sonic: Code rose...?

by anonymous December 11, 2023

Code ryder-smit

Use code in store to fulfill your eating needs to miss weight at your next competition

Looks like joel adams used code ryder-smit today

by Dickwees December 16, 2023

Code

A way of telling your friend that an attractive lady is close by

Dude! Look by the door.... Code.

by WolfCola January 4, 2023

restricted codes

Restricted codes are codes use by some group of people with common distinctiveness to share their secret information.
Saying restricted doesn't mean the language is compressed rather the function of the language may be timely.

Example of restricted codes; feel free and fly in the sky. This is a statement I normally communicate with my friends to feel much happy and enjoy their life

by S.A.A.Kadawa January 11, 2023

yellow hanky codes

Yellow hanky codes are a system of yellow-coded fetish clothing and cosmetics for non-verbally communicating one's interests in watersports (also known as urophilia/urolagnia/undinism).

Young female urophilists, urolagnists, undinists and squirters use yellow hanky codes. They love to give you yellow hanky code signs, they turn you on with fetish wherever they can and they love to make you join the watersports scene.

by unkinkyjonas April 12, 2023

Rocket Launch Code

A password (usually auto-generated) that is complete nonsense. Example: *)36/Pn=p>(JOp5dcqtUo"@G
These passwords are ironically a good practice to use since a brute-force attack based on non-nonsense data is more likely to guess a password like "fuckrobot34" than "lG.j"UXhSHZ*|c>j|$oBfXr1"

The phrase comes from the assumption that a string of characters needed to launch a rocket would be very random as to protect the system from hijacking.

The password that was suggested to me on superconfidentialgovernment.com looked like a rocket launch code.

by Echold2006 April 13, 2023