Cyberathlete

1. A computer gamer that competes in the official tournaments of the Cyberathlete Professional League (CPL).

2. The term is sometimes used to define a person that competes in computer game tournaments for cash prizes.

3. A registered trademark of the parent company of the CPL.

- fatality is the league's top cyberathlete

by angel October 6, 2003

cybertension

When you can feel the awkwardness through the internet

"Last night i was talking to him on myspace, and we had nothing to talk about. I could just feel the cybertension between us."

by KookyMonkeys January 20, 2009

crybernate

When you go and cry, alone under your covers with the lights off for a really long time.

Guy 1: Timmy got dumped by his gf.
Guy 2: Really?
Guy 1: Yeah. Poor guy's been crybernating all day.

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Girl 1: Omg I failed my exam!
Girl 2: Who cares? Go crybernate a river...

by ChargeitUp October 8, 2016

Cybertess

Obtained from the "tess" virus strand (see also hypertess and ultratess) Is used to describe any ailment obtained from to much time sat a computer. (repetitive strain syndrome is also covered by the phrase Cybertess)

"spent way to much time on my computer lately, think i'm suffering from cybertess"

by Princess July 20, 2006

cybermate

students attending same online classes

i liked the online class on agriculture.what do my cybermates have to say.

by viky951 November 22, 2015

Cybernate

To stay in your room all the while and do nothing but play Xbox and wank profusely over Internet porn.

"Dude, your right arm is like double the size of your left! You should get out more instead of cybernate all the time!"

by coxycjc April 9, 2016

cybertage

n. Sabotage committed in cyberspace; deliberate damage caused to a computer system or to data stored on a computer system by a computer hacker or by a deliberately planted computer virus.

vt. cybertaged, cybertaging, cybertages
To commit cybertage against.

A computer hacker wrought havoc on a call center's computer systems by cybertaging its customer database.

by Trevor Roberts December 9, 2003