by proxy

legal definition similiar to power of attorney, e.g. alternative way that leads to a same purpose or conclusion.

They were married by proxy over the telephone.

by Sify July 5, 2005

by proxy

When there is a causal relationship that can be drawn; a cause and effect. Because of one thing, another thing can be said (to occur) as a byproduct.

Pete likes to go the gym, there is a satisfaction he gains from the difficulty and overcoming the challenge, and from the results he sees afterwards. He is taking care of his body by proxy.

by PiXl_ October 9, 2022

By proxy

I said by way of transitive property but I meant by proxy.

Hym "Daughter bang by proxy! That's what I meant. You knew what I meant. Daughter bang by proxy. I love it. I love having Manichaean-eqsue proxies running around.... Really, my pride overfloweth. And to see them thrive in the world? The most ennobling experience of my life. Except for that one asshole. Wants to talk about 'unforgivable sin.' STOP TRYING TO IMITATE THE CREATURE!

by Hym Iam July 31, 2022

proxy

To have sex with someone by proxy, ie. their brother or sister.

I had sex with Sandra Bullock's cousin's cousin Heather Bullock and thus I proxied Sandra Bullock.

Dude, your wife's sister is hot.. How's it feel to proxy that?

by J e r e m y March 19, 2010

by proxy

Proxy, can also mean using someone on your behalf.

Someone borrows money from you and he was just a proxy for the other guy who
borrowed money from you..

by Steve Ultra July 8, 2005

proxy

1) v. to sign for someone else on an attendance sheet
2) n. A signature of person P signed by person Q

1) I'll not be coming in today, put my proxy
2) My proxy got caught yesterday, so don't do it again.

by Gunkglumb June 2, 2005

By proxy

As a result of.

His leg twitched, causing his foot to kick by proxy.

by Jadedimage December 9, 2013