hard core

having an intense (often excessive) interest in or enthusiasm for some particular activity, pastime or hobby

I can't believe he went to a strip club at 12:30 in the afternoon. That's pretty hard core.

by j-roc October 14, 2004

- Core

- Core is an English suffix.
1. Suffix that formerly signified hardcore punk, for better or worse.
2. Suffix that currently that currently signifies Tumblr posers that still use a censored platform that's not worth using.

1. Emo - Core was originally an insult, became part of the Hard - Core scene then sold out. The biggest bands from their respective scenes make music indistinguishable from Pop Rock, and are on all the "Alternative Music", Pop &/or Rock radio stations.
2. UwU - Core are Weeb - Core x Furry - Core but OwO - Core low quality Furry - Core

by CorpseGrinder5000Returns June 22, 2020

corentin

The definition of swag basically

You are so corentin-ed out today!

by thecoolboss October 14, 2011

core

A suffix added to words to make them sound cooler. Usually derived from the latter half of "hardcore". Music artists use this when they have nothing better to call the drivel they put out for the RIAA.

Since Fred coudln't decide what sucked more, him or his music, he figured he would stick to doing rap-core.

by A concerned Limp fan August 22, 2003

Conehead

Something you call someone when they are absolutely oblivious to what’s happening. Usually used when someone claims to fry your router.

Dude A- You know what you said is messed up, I’m gonna fry ur router

Dude B- Shut up, u Conehead

by Cole Jarvis April 19, 2020

Fatherless Child Core

A type of an aesthetic, mainly refered to people with taste.

„Ur gay? Fatherless child lmao”
„Bro what is that? Ur alt? It looks more like fatherless child core to me”

by ItsChaffy September 3, 2021

intel core 2 duo

The newest member of the Intel processor family. Codenamed "Conroe", it was quite possibly the most anticipated processor launch in history. Core 2 Duo marks the retirement of the "Pentium" brand that has been Intel's flagship brand since 1993, and the streamlining of Intel's desktop and mobile product lines. Based on a hybrid Pentium M/Pentium 4 architecture, Core 2 Duo and its adherent, the Core 2 Extreme are both dual-core processors that use approximately 40% less power than the Pentium D, and run much cooler than their predecessors. Benchmarks from various enthusiast review sites have shown the Core 2 Duo/Extreme's performance surpasses that of AMD's high-performance chip, the FX-62. All Core 2 Duo/Extreme processors run on a 1066 Mhz front side bus, have 4 MBs of L2 Cache (the exception being the E6300 and E6400 models, which feature 2MBs of L2 Cache), and use the LGA775 socket already in use by the Pentium 4/D/Extreme. With a quad-core iteration of the Core 2 Duo on the horizon, codenamed Kentsfield, to be released at the end of this year, the future is looking pretty bright for Intel.

I have an Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 that will make your FX-62 cry.

by Get pwned. August 30, 2006