lace code

A trend started by Nazi punks by lacing their shoes with red laces. This trend has evolved to have different colored ladder laced shoe laces mean different things.

Don't lace your boots with white laces Jas, it lace code for white supremacist!

by Dumbskateremo September 19, 2020

pager code

Back in the 90's when pagers were made available to a younger generation, a code was created where numbers were assigned to represent letters so that messages could be passed using this code.

Each letter was represented using a number or combination of numbers. Some number definitions varied but this is just one basic breakdown:

A = 8
B = 8
C = 6
D = 0
E = 3
F = 4
G = 6
H = 4
I = 1
J = 7
K = 15
L = 7
M = 177
N = 17
O = 0
P = 9
Q = 0
R = 12
S = 5
T = 7
U = 11
V = 11
W = 111
X = 25
Y = 4
Z = 2

There was often a lot of confusion with messages.

7415 15 986312 6003 81764
( This is pager code bitch )

by Alex Cho December 22, 2004

code switching

What DeVon teaches Missy about in Season 4 Episode 5 of Big Mouth. Changing your style and way of talking when talking to specific groups of people.

DeVon sings about Code Switching in Big Mouth.

by J3L3Y December 4, 2020

CODE NAME

a name given to a person so others can talk about them in private or while they are around.

lindsay: omg look at susan following jack around! she is so in love creepy!
ashley: who is susan?
lindsay: allisons code name duh

by yooooreeeeeguss August 16, 2008

Code Blue

Used over public announcement PA systems to alert staff members of a medical emergency.

"Code Blue, Level 2. Code Blue. Level 2."

by Zoe January 28, 2005

Morse Code

A communications system consisting of letters coded into dots and dashes, and used in radiotelegraph systems. (usally HF systems), and its fun to jam freeband stations with this stuff.

I jammed a pirate radio station with "HELLO HELLO I HATE YOU" in morse code over and over again.

by IrishRepublicanArmy January 27, 2004

Code Ninja

Someone who has excellent knowledge in many programming languages. One does not need to use documentations of the languages.

Jack: "Can u code with PHP?"
Daniel: "Are u kidding me? I can code with C++, C#, Python, Delphi, Pascal, HTML, CSS, Java, JavaScript, ActionScript, Lua and a few others. W/o books ofc."
Jack: "OMG, u must be a code ninja!"

by MadDeveloper October 8, 2011