binary logic

A system of arriving at a yes or no decision, based on a series of yes/no or on/off choices.

Binary logic asserts that yes, it is time for you to return to the land of Fyad.

by Magic1 July 11, 2006

non-binary woman

A person who are comfortable with their femininity but feel dysmorphia /discomfort when referred to as a woman, therefore uses non-binary terms such as they/them.

-Do you use the terms she/her?
-No, I identify as a non-binary woman, therefore I use they/them pronouns.

by hoenestlydoe January 8, 2017

Non binary lesbian

A non binary person who likes only girls. Yes, we exist and were allowed to call ourself whatever we want. AMAB's can call themselves non binary lesbians if they want to! :)

Stupid person:U can't be a non binary lesbian, only girls can be lesbian!
Me:your stupid

by Alex_the_enby January 19, 2021

binary ninja

Super-sexy dr00d who Pwnz0rs it up in photoshop!

your sig is almost as good as binary ninja's

by MIDGEWA December 15, 2004

Bonard

Combination bonehead/retard.

Willis is such a bonard!

by The Shartingtons April 20, 2006

Binary

Someone who knows binary (figuratively) is a very intelligent person, compared to the people they associate with. A "binary person"/"binary girl"/"binary boy" is a person who "knows binary", often a nerd. Sometimes used in a derogatory fashion.

She was the only one in the class that passed the test. She probable knows binary, too.

by Dannay Levin June 13, 2010

Non-binary

A completely valid gender that has existed for all of time but you're only discovering it now because people are more open about it because they feel safer and more comfortable. They identify outside of the gender spectrum usually. Neither male or female in gender these people are into doing whatever they like with their body without having to conform to a gender. This label works as an umbrella term too. Use they/them/their pronouns for them instead of she/her or he/him. They usually want to be referred to with a different name so ask them about this and let them know you respect who they are because coming out can be a very daunting and stressful task. Appreciate what they have gone through to get here and don't be afraid to talk about this.

Jake: Did you see her face?
Anna: It's their
Jake: What?
Anna: they're non-binary. They use they/them pronouns not she/her, respect that
Jake: Oh hell, sorry

by Feminists.rock April 18, 2018