Haxor

A person in any online game that pisses people off by kicking their asses with cheating soft wares and other bull shit.

1: OMGWTF? HOW THE F***? YOU HAXOR!!!!1

2: I met a haxor, and he raped my team, so I ate his children.

by Stubborndrek123 October 24, 2008

Haxor

a very notorious lamer. talks in leet to show he lacks intelligence. often gets hacked or scammed.

i r t00 h4x0rz f0 u f00 fukc 0ffzorz n0wzorz.

by 1337d00d July 27, 2003

Haxor

Apparently anyone who plays on the VG server long enough.
We seem to all be "haxorz!"

n00b: you VGer's are all haxors! I'm leaving!

by Zeke May 09, 2003

Haxor

N 1. Hax0r; To hax0r ones boxen
N 2. Hax0r; To hate microsoft

<penfold> I bet I can count the linux zealots here.
<zepix> stfu bill gates, am hax j00
<erag> linux pwns !
<penfold> 2 zealots, 1 hax0r. Thank you for your time. Real hax0rs love anally raping your horrible security model =)

by penfold December 09, 2003

haxors

Originated from hacks = hax -> hackers/haxors

1. (noun) Someone that hacks; a hacker.
2. (verb) To cheat using a hack.

You are a haxors. I'm reporting you.

by Seiichiro Watari April 12, 2006

haxored

the non-numerical version of the word h4x0r3d. Meaning "to be hacked". also, hacking has NOTHING to do with 'just using a program' as the previous definition states, for this, please refer to the definition of "script kid".

man, my computer doesn't turn on, i think it got haxored

by h4x0r3d December 12, 2003

haxor

When used in 1337 (leet), it is usually preceded by the article "t3h," meaning "the." The adjective "1337" attached to haxor (alternate h4x0|2, h4x0r, etc.) serves to magnify the amount of ass-kickage exponentially. Further, "t3h 1337 h4x0|2 #1" serves to signify that the speaker is claiming to be the dominant haxor, and that all other haxors are subservient to him. Further emphasis is added by placing a ridiculous amount of exclamation marks, numerical ones, and the word "one" after the phrase.

"3y3 4m t3h 1337 h4x0|2 #1!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!one!!!!!"

by James Michaelson, PhD, Associate Head of Internet Developmental Studies March 03, 2005