time hack

A military term, meaning to take note of the current time.

If a circuit breaker pops, take a time hack and then wait two minutes to reset it.

by keskiyo August 1, 2010

Hachiroku

translates to "86", used to describe rear wheel drive toyota corolla chassis code AE86, popularized by the anime series "initial D", now used to describe base and SR-5 models on Ebay in an attempt to sell a nearly worthless car as a "hachiroku drifter"

Ricer1: man i scored this hachiroku on ebay for just $5000! and it almost runs!
Ricer2: DAMN DAWG, you're gonna be the best drifter in kansas!

by Toad A.K.A. Momma he's scary January 13, 2005

wall hack

To use hacks (aka h4x) to do any of the following in online games:
1. See through walls.
2. Go through or climb walls
3. Shoot through walls
4. Capture flags or other objectives through walls

Those ghey h4x0rs wallhacked by the hostages in Counter-Strike and stole the flag through the floor in Halo

by PeaTearGriffin March 6, 2005

hackathon

Having company employees come in and work all night under the guise of innovation and opportunity with little or not reward to ones self for the sole purpose of benefiting the company.

Please join us in our hackathon next week we will provide pizza and beer in exchange for you burning yourself out.

by Corporate Whore March 30, 2011

cunt hacker

A person who licks and bites the clitoros in an attempt to make a woman cum.

I picked up this bloke the other night and it turned out he was a total cunt hacker

by Durbridge September 10, 2006

social hacking

Not to be confused with social engineering, social hacking is to insert your own made-up words into everyday use in an attempt to get other people to use your vocabulary. You can measure accomplishments by finding strangers you have never met that use your word.

"I was social hacking a few words at my job today, when a co-worker came up and used a word I social hacked last week."

by wubang3r November 29, 2009

Hack Circle

a group of players of hacky sack gathered around in a non-angled shape most of the time shoulder-to-shoulder (with more than 2-3 feet between the aligned shoulders). The majority of the time, the Hack Circle is formed in corridors or hallways thus blocking civilian traffic and is very annoying for outsiders attempting to walk around the circle.

Example 1
Tom: This Hack Circle is getting too big, we need to play elimination.

Example 2
Tom: Stop walking through our Hack Circle!
Steve: Sorry, dude
David: They need to move, they are right in middle of the hall.
Steve: (to David) Damn stoners

by Danielh121 May 10, 2008