Used to refer to AIDS in a public environment where you do not desire to draw attention to yourself, or others.
Mikael: "Im sorry Lupe, but I cannot be with someone who has RAIDS."
Lupe: "What do you mean RAIDS, do you mean AIDS?"
Mikael: "Yes thats exactly what I mean."
Lupe: "I don't have 'RAIDS'"
Mikael: "You do after sleeping with me bitch, see ya later."
Lupe: "What do you mean RAIDS, do you mean AIDS?"
Mikael: "Yes thats exactly what I mean."
Lupe: "I don't have 'RAIDS'"
Mikael: "You do after sleeping with me bitch, see ya later."
by Limblessless August 25, 2006
(in clan games) attacks on the base of a hostile clan. other words include: raid (verb), raiding, raided
by pussack August 7, 2018
To attack a strong enemy by brute force (Warcraft III). Usually a raid involves sending an overwhelming amount of troops into an area in the hope that the greater number of troops will be able to overtake the enemy or at least severely damage their ability to fight.
See also Zurg
It can also be used in the non traditional way to describe accomplishing a challenging task such traveling with a group of coworkers to an area known to have free donuts or a group of males traveling to an area where a high percent of females are know to be present.
Raid is also a powerful bug spray that can be used to kill such things as ants and bees.
Raid also is an acronym for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It is used to describe the setup of one’s hard drives.
See also Zurg
It can also be used in the non traditional way to describe accomplishing a challenging task such traveling with a group of coworkers to an area known to have free donuts or a group of males traveling to an area where a high percent of females are know to be present.
Raid is also a powerful bug spray that can be used to kill such things as ants and bees.
Raid also is an acronym for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It is used to describe the setup of one’s hard drives.
Example 1:
A: Hurry up! We have to RAID this guy’s base before he becomes a level 7.
Example 2:
A: Hey I heard some customers were in today. Do you want to RAID the break room to see if there are any free donuts left over?
Example 3:
A: John, get the RAID. There are some ants on the patio.
Example 4:
A: My computer uses a RAID. It’s way fast.
A: Hurry up! We have to RAID this guy’s base before he becomes a level 7.
Example 2:
A: Hey I heard some customers were in today. Do you want to RAID the break room to see if there are any free donuts left over?
Example 3:
A: John, get the RAID. There are some ants on the patio.
Example 4:
A: My computer uses a RAID. It’s way fast.
by ToddTheGeek February 19, 2008
Raid is a powerful bug spry, used to kill spiders and crap.
On internet forums, 'raiding' is having a large group of people spam another form, putting up huge images to crash people's computers, spamming to ruin conversation, and generally slow down the forum being raided.
On internet forums, 'raiding' is having a large group of people spam another form, putting up huge images to crash people's computers, spamming to ruin conversation, and generally slow down the forum being raided.
Ex. 1. Aw, man. A spider! Get the Raid, man! It's getting closer!
ex.2 (on forum) Dudeguy1:Hey, guys, let's go raid the HSM fanboard!
MAN37456:Cool!
HOOHEE12: Alright!
(More and more agreement)
Dudeguy1: Alright! 7:00.
(agreement)
MOD: LOCK!
ex.2 (on forum) Dudeguy1:Hey, guys, let's go raid the HSM fanboard!
MAN37456:Cool!
HOOHEE12: Alright!
(More and more agreement)
Dudeguy1: Alright! 7:00.
(agreement)
MOD: LOCK!
by DrPwnage November 8, 2008
Redundant array of Indian Dudes (or dames)
Usually refers to computer support or development where tasks are handled by a team of Indian guys or gals.
Usually refers to computer support or development where tasks are handled by a team of Indian guys or gals.
by mc_screwdriver August 31, 2015
1. (n) when something disagreeable happens to a person, it is a raid.
2. (v) to raid a person is to continually annoy that person.
3. (v) to raid an object is to take excessive amounts of it when it is clearly far too much.
2. (v) to raid a person is to continually annoy that person.
3. (v) to raid an object is to take excessive amounts of it when it is clearly far too much.
1. "When the power went out I had to reset all my clocks. What a raid."
2. "He raided me. He wouldn't shut up about when he beat me at Halo."
3. "Alright, who raided the peanut butter? It was half-full 5 minutes ago! What a raid!"
2. "He raided me. He wouldn't shut up about when he beat me at Halo."
3. "Alright, who raided the peanut butter? It was half-full 5 minutes ago! What a raid!"
by Traffic-Cone-Liberation-Force September 15, 2004