serial adding

n. The practice of adding large numbers of random people to one's friends list on an online journaling site (e.g, LiveJournal, GreatestJournal, Xanga), often with the intent to annoy the users they friend because the adder's username shows up in their "Friend of" list.

On LiveJournal, users may hide individual users from their "Friend Of" list by banning them in the admin console or hide their entire "Friend Of" list from being displayed by checking the box by "Hide "Friend of" list" when editing their Personal Info.

Creating a LiveJournal account with a potentially offensive name and adding Friends to the limit of 750 within a week of creating the account are hallmarks of serial adding.

by oddharmonic January 19, 2005

Walking Ad

Someone who wears a shirt, cap, or shoes that have a large logo on it to promote their clothing.

Most walking ads are nike checks

by Al "The Computer Guy" April 16, 2004

ad&d

Advanced wordDungeons and Dragons/word. Refers to the second edition of the game. Since third edition, the game is again abbreviated wordD&D/word, having dropped the word "Advanced".

"This is ADVANCED, Mark!"

by toolio July 31, 2003

ad 120

What someone might say to someone whose birthday is that day (usually on their Facebook wall).

It simply means that the person saying it wishes the birthday boy/girl a long & happy life.

Not to be mistaken with "add 120".

Happy birthday! All the best, ad 120.

by min1elphaba November 22, 2010

Ad Revenue

Making money by displaying Ads on a website, YouTube Channel, ect.

Person 1: Do you see the amount of cash that YouTuber is carrying?
Person 2: Yeah, he must have a shit-ton of Ad Revenue.

by 44. Magnum October 5, 2016

ad-censed

Combination of Google's "Ad Sense" and "incensed" (meaning angry or irritated), describing inappropriate internet ads that you feel shouldn't be targeted at you.

Dude, wtf? Why are you getting ads for ladies jeans?

Bro. No idea. I'm simply ad-censed!

by Ae5Ea8 February 26, 2015

ad hoc

A computer network consisting of a computer to computer connection, as opposed to computer-(router/hub/...)-(other computers)

I use an ad hoc connection to transfer files from my laptop to desktop.

by Michael Lawson June 15, 2004