Electronic Battleground

A phrase that refers to fighting any kind of 'war' that is fought via the Internet, aka: via 'teh interweb'. This kind of war can happen any number of ways: though email, on message boards or forums, on LiveJournal or any Blogs, on AIM or any chat program, or even on IRC. See: ignant, troll, hag, PITA, tard, chickenshit.

"Mother fucker keeps on leaving ignant ass comments in my journal and has turned it into an Electronic Battleground. OMGWTFBBW. FUCK THIS SHIT!!!!!!"

by electronicbattleground November 8, 2004

electronimagically

A software process that make things more simple, fluid, and awesome.

When you enter data here, it electronimagically finds its way to the end user.

by The Nexus 1 August 17, 2010

electronic artsing

The act of buying and monopolizing smaller companies primarily for their IP rather than talent and then forcing drastic changes that impact the scope of their material.

Kyle: Oh Christ! Did you hear Facebook acquired GIPHY?
Chris: Yeah, Facebook is basically electronic artsing the internet.

by The Real Driller December 13, 2020

electronic arts

A video game company that has even more money then god himself.

Is that god borrowing 20 bucks from EA?

by anonymous March 16, 2004

Electronic Sounds

A type of video remix that involves putting a video through MAGIX Music Maker's "Strings" settings in the built-in vocoder to make it sound robotic and melodic at the same time.

Did you see Drake's new music video with Electronic Sounds?

by THESAYCOMPTER3 April 8, 2021

electronical

A drunken reference to electronic equipment

I can get you anything electronical

by horrible01 June 20, 2011

Vampire Electronics

N. Any electronic device which continues to use ridiculous amounts of electricity even when turned off. Often results in unusually high electric bills.

Electric Bill Recipient: "Holy crap! Look at this unusually high electricity bill!"

Significant Other: "Yeah, it's those stupid vampire electronics."

---Even when turned off, the average computer uses about 65 watts of electricity; the colon on a microwave's display uses about 3 watts.---

by captainduncan December 10, 2008