Error 404

Error 404: Definition not found. Please try: getting off Urban Dictionary and doing something productive with your life and try again later.

*When it's 2am and I'm trying to sleep:* Error 404: Sleep not found. Please try: finding a cure for insomnia and try again later.

by Pialinist January 16, 2021

Error 37'd

To be Error 37'd is to be playing Diablo 3, then being cut off because the server isn't up-to-par.

Person 1: What's up with you, bro?

Person 2: I got Error 37'd, man.

Person 1: Ouch.

by JustNineLetters October 27, 2012

errored

Verb. Informal. Simple past tense of error.

Usually related to computer software. If software can error it will error, most often in the hands of the user.

Common corruption of the noun: error.

"If I click here, the software errors..." Roger clicks the button. "See? It's errored."

by LordScree June 30, 2017

Error

Error basically means something to go wrong, It is usually described as a computer to crash and fail

''Dan Booted up his computer and he saw an error''

by randombeans October 26, 2018

Human Error

An error which is caused by human mistakes (usually French people)

Shit I made a mistake, this human error will be why we die :( I prolly made this mistake because I'm French :/ Oui oui baguette croissant

by Im-not-French December 14, 2021

Privacy error

what shows up when you search urban dictionary in school trying to cheat your wifi

rob: i trieds searching urban dictionary in school but didnt work... aha! *changes wifi* now ill search it! laptop: Privacy error. rob: come on!

by poipeoplepersone February 10, 2022

Reign of Error

When the person in charge (supervisor, manager, etc...) is a total witless dick who can't do anything right. A negative effect on morale will necessarily follow during a prolonged reign of error.

Beaten Down Employee #1:

We all have to stay late tonight because Ned got the dates wrong and inventory has to be completed before morning.
Beaten Down Employee #2:
I'm so fucking tired of Ned's Reign of Error, he must be dealt with, swiftly!!!

by fred ledge September 11, 2011