Cybertess

Obtained from the "tess" virus strand (see also hypertess and ultratess) Is used to describe any ailment obtained from to much time sat a computer. (repetitive strain syndrome is also covered by the phrase Cybertess)

"spent way to much time on my computer lately, think i'm suffering from cybertess"

by Princess July 20, 2006

Cyberian Seas

vast virtual ocean of Cyberia where the cyberwaters are rich with files, info, friends and foes.

Áññè ßöññý'$ ǵtlå$$ 442 is sailing the Cyberian Seas again, did you see the freak flag flying?

by rinncess August 3, 2006

cyber elf

An elf you can recieve in Megamen Zero 1-4. Its an elf that temporarily upgrades a skill. You can feed it to make it stronger.

"Dude ... I gotta fucking cyber elf. I need to feed it"

by Thetbd64 August 9, 2007

cyber-sarcasm

ineffective use of sarcastic remarks sent via instant message or text

joe3434:hey i found 20 bucks today
frank1212:oh ya? how was that?
joe3434:terrible
frank1212:really?why?
joe3434:it wasnt...i was using cyber-sarcasm

by T O double D April 24, 2008

cyber-lynching

The takedown of a person or peoples by a group of other people via social website. Usually involving ex-boyfriends, cheaters, liars and whores getting a bashing of their email inbox by the flood of hate they recieve. The equivalent of a lynching mob, but, unlike IRL, no physical damage is inflicted. Usually occurs on Facebook ('status wars') or Bebo.

WE TOTALLY GAVE LIAM A CYBER-LYNCHING!

by Is that a euphemism? September 30, 2009

Cyberburp

To burp online

To let people know you have burped while using the internet

Coined by Rowan Blades

While in a chat room

Person 1:hey wassup?
Person 2:i just Cyberburped
Person 1:ewww!

by Rusty Darlington June 2, 2010

Cybercide

The suicidal destruction of one's digitised alter-ego, first proposed online in a hypertext-novel by Loki93c ('Seriously Drowning' c 1997). The underlying premise being that one's alternative online avatar is a digital creation, yet the thought structure which created it is also, to an extent, digital. Genuine self-destruction, or a scripted alternative of self/character virtual destruction - cybercide - destroys the link between organic and non-organic.

Cybercide.....The remnants of the cybercidaly 'dead' digital creation - machine code - truly becomes the 'Ghost In the Machine', whilst the suicidaly dead persona, formerly on the other side of the screen, simply becomes a ghost....

by Nemo Adesti v7 August 15, 2012