Poonado Cider

A huge nasty diharrhea

"Mom I made a huge poonado cider in the toilet"

by NocturnalBeauty101 December 30, 2015

source code

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

Coleman found the source codes

by wert456 October 9, 2016

hot code push

In web development, when a web developer requires to see changes made in code quickly, they use applications that provide the mechanism called Hot Code Push. Applications or libraries that support this mechanism offer quicker development. This mechanism is mostly seen to be in use during front-end Web Development or web designing.

"As a Web Designer I rely on gruntJs a lot as it speeds up my work due to its hot code push functionality. Restarting the server after every change used to be real hectic."

by kingHacker January 5, 2017

Mormon Code

If someone is having gay thoughts they need to turn them off like a light switch.

I started having thoughts of Jared. Luckily I followed the Mormon Code! homo bad

by Queen of the anal June 9, 2016

Mormon Code

If someone is having gay thoughts they need to turn them off like a light switch.

I started having thoughts of Jared. Luckily I followed the Mormon Code! homo bad

by Queen of the anal June 9, 2016

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