webaganda

Propaganda spread specifically via the internet, especially using low resolution images of a political nature often incorporating photo-montage.

(The term first popularized by a psychological warfare expert in 2005)

The distribution of mocking retouched photographs of US President George Bush portraying him as a buffoon or to ridicule US foreign policy, distributed via chain emails and posted on political internet forums, is an example of webaganda.

by Psywarrior January 1, 2009

Webcam phobia

The fear of being watched over the internet via webcam

There was this creep on chatroulette that hacked my webcam and ever since I've had Webcam phobia.

by Markery April 26, 2010

Webpage weight

The ideal body weight of an individual as calculated via a website. The term is meant to be a bit tongue-in-cheek as often when a website says you are overweight you may be quite in proportion, fit and healthy.

"Like, I don't think I'm fat, but my webpage weight apparently is in the obese range!"

by Sambuco July 27, 2012

webmasta

A person responsible for the creation or maintenance of a Web site, esp. if that Web site is badass.

Yo, our rims and grillz photo gallery is down, somebody call the webmasta.

by peyday November 28, 2007

webcam boy

A webcam boy is a dude who does porn over a webcam

Oh my gosh I just found out that my son is a webcam boy!!

by Liberty lodge January 25, 2018

webatron

(n.) one who is an internet addict; cannot go for extended periods without going online.

Spending his days in front of a computer screen, Joe is a webatron.

by the ukulele August 22, 2006

webache

Getting a headache as the result of the mis-use, over-use, constant hype and attention the web gets from upper level management.

Usually happens when the web is viewed as the solution for all problems. Usually goes hand in hand with blogs, forums, second life, and other forms of "social networking."

A webache is a common occurrence for a web developer being asked to do new things without requirements or to use new technology for technologies sake.

by Charlie Hitlin April 23, 2008