adj. Geek chic describes someone who is essentially a hot nerd. Ironic glasses, pocket protectors, comic books, etc are all trends found with geek chic people. Difference between a geek chic and a hipster is hipsters are more on the poetry reading emo side, while geek chic people enjoy comic-cons and what not.
"Look at Seth Cohen. He makes pocket protectors look soooooo HOT."
"Yeah, he brings geek chic to a whole new level.
"Yeah, he brings geek chic to a whole new level.
by shygrl16 January 03, 2010
To dance like a geek
Usually when you recieve good news or you're just hyperactive or excited for an event
Usually when you recieve good news or you're just hyperactive or excited for an event
by Bextor May 23, 2008
When a geek decides to undertake an immense physical task. They usually decide in an instant, leaping decisively into action like the superheroes they love.
However, they are geeks, and thus they miss the smooth beauty of their heroes and twitch their way into the task, attracting stares all round.
However, they are geeks, and thus they miss the smooth beauty of their heroes and twitch their way into the task, attracting stares all round.
1. A teacher in the class room throws a tennis ball. The geek spies a ball just out of reach, bouncing away. He throws himself to the floor, and a terrifying smile appears on his face. A classmate still remembers this moment 5 years ago. It's scary.
2. A geek remembers something vastly important (the best mod of Doom which he hasn't played since he was 10) and twitches his way into a different direction.
3. Doctor Who remembers something/gets excited/gets angry/changes his mind, etc. His geek energy is more restrained than real-world geeks.
4. Also known as 'nerd energy' in more extreme
2. A geek remembers something vastly important (the best mod of Doom which he hasn't played since he was 10) and twitches his way into a different direction.
3. Doctor Who remembers something/gets excited/gets angry/changes his mind, etc. His geek energy is more restrained than real-world geeks.
4. Also known as 'nerd energy' in more extreme
by slim_dog May 05, 2010
1. (n.) A person who is obsessed with technology (mostly electronics).
2. (v.) The act of getting overly excited/stimulated about a piece of technology.
2. (v.) The act of getting overly excited/stimulated about a piece of technology.
1. The dude who sold me my car stereo was a total techno-geek.
2. I techno-geeked so much over the new quad-cores at the computer store, i almost fainted.
2. I techno-geeked so much over the new quad-cores at the computer store, i almost fainted.
by PerBear June 26, 2008
Through the excessive use of technology a person becomes overly excited at something they have done or are about to do.
by Cubeman September 09, 2010
The office at a college or university maintained by the institution to help students deal with technical problems with their computers.
Annie's Mac wasn't working right when she booted it, so she took it to the geek office and they fixed it for her.
by Leslie Doppler Hammond February 23, 2008
The use of social media (Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, etc.) to obsess about intellectual ideas/theories, books, people, and/or other academic curiosities.
You can tell she's been social geeking, I just saw that she "liked" Henry Giroux, the critical theorist, on Facebook.
by JtotheDub July 15, 2010