corrupty

Adjective

1 having the quality of corrupting
2 harmful or destructive to data
3 playful corruption

Wow, that new version of code is a bit corrupty

by wtfs-per-minute March 20, 2019

Corruptocracy

A system of government in which the majority of politicians' souls are bought, usually to keep those with any real power (traced to those who control energy sources on an international level) in power. In America, its the same group of people who buy from all of the major political parties.

The United States of America has been a corruptocracy for far too long.

by Sithenstein February 5, 2015

bcorrupted

A technical term for "corrupted"

Someone: "what's wrong with my computer?"
Scammer: "your pc is bcorrupted"
Someone: "..."

by RamenSlayer January 15, 2021

c0rrupted_bacon

c0rrupted_bacon is a tiktoker who does art. their best friends are untoldriver, n0rabby and lots more.
they are currently dating sammy

c0rrupted_bacon is a very talented artist!

by g0ssipgirl November 29, 2020

Corruptometer

Simple anthropometric device used for measuring the correlation between personal corruption and the girth of the bellies of inhabitants of impoverished regions of the world. One notes a generalized increase in levels of illicit behavior as the belly measurements increase. Bolstered by designer gyms, chic life-styles and personal trainers, radically different conclusions will be noted from analysis of corruptometer readings drawn from subjects from the post-industrial world.

"We used the corruptometer to suss out who was dastardly in the group of strangers who took us in following the fall of the dictatorship."

by Muyuna July 27, 2008

Corruption

the unethical and/or illegal allocation of resources and/or opportunities

Administrative corruption is often based upon using company resources for personal agendas, with company losses with no useful returns on investment.

by ToniT July 27, 2014

corrupticut

Reference to the left-wing dominated state of Connecticut. The term "corrupticut" was popularized following a wave of political scandals involving the Italian Mafia, the former governor, several city mayors and state lawmakers; most of whom are or have served prison sentences.

Our taxes are so high, yet this state has nothing to show for it because the crooks running Corrupticut are in the back pocket of the Mob.

INMATE#1: What are you in prison for?

INMATE#2: Six years for burglary. How 'bout you?

INMATE#1: Three years for being a senator from Corrupticut.

by Former CT Resident February 20, 2008