Copyright Strike

Copyright strikes are warnings given to YouTubers for playing a song that is copyrighted or using copyrighted content.
A strike given to YouTubers for one of the three reasons:
- Stolen content
- Someone playing "ITS RAINING TACOS" and being an annoying little rat that you want to stomp its skull out
- Your channel being hacked and YouTube having no common sense

YouTuber: STOP TACO SONG IS PLAYING I'LL GET A COPYRIGHT STRIKE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

by le oof January 17, 2021

Lineage Strike

A battle maneuver which consists of a strike or blow aimed at the testicles.

"King Arthur was bested in battle by what they call a Lineage Strike, thus leading to the fall of his kingdom."

by Tipsy_Spinda November 7, 2020

copy strike

a word made up by a "twitch thot" named alinity who happens to moan after every sentence

CAN WE COPY STRIKE PEWDIEPIE

by Looper-. June 12, 2018

Counter-Strike

The best Tactical Shooter FPS Series of all time. It has the perfect blend of skill, aim, twitch movements, patience, teamwork and strategy.

Glorious Gamer Guy #1: Do you play the best Tactical Shooter FPS?
Glorious Gamer Guy #2: You mean Counter-Strike? Yeah.

by clarissajohnson94 June 11, 2014

Pixel Strike

Pixel Strike is a Pixel Gun Rio-off which is developed by homosexual people

Pixel Strike 3D is bullshit haha

by [1MA] Flanker November 14, 2021

Persian "Strike"

Noun A definition commonly used in bowling. It refers to strikes where one player throws what appears to be a non-strike, but through very late pin-action, where numerous pins bounce off of each other fortuitously, results in a "Strike."

In a sentence: He almost threw a split, but instead he threw a Persian "Strike".

by Farhad H, December 31, 2007

counter strike

Pretty kick ass game, as long as you don't get too hooked up on it.
Be a PUB god. (one who does not take the game seriously, only plays for fun.)
Treat it like old school UT.

Person1: Hey dude, wanna play some CS?
Person2: Sure man, lemme just get "persons 3-6" and we'll chill.

by d00d3r May 8, 2003