cyber piss

its the piss you get when you drink soda and play video games for at least to 4 hours, the urination normally takes 2 to 3 minutes

dude I got a bad case of the cyber piss lastnight after I played fallout 3 for five hours straight

by mathew the haley man May 9, 2009

cyber crib

Your standing Zoom room.

1. Office hours will be held in Adam's cyber crib, Wednesday 3-4 pm.
2. Out of an abundance of caution, our Passover family seder will once again be held virtually. I will send the link for my cyber crib a few days ahead of the holiday.

by KittyinQueens January 30, 2022

CYBER BALLS

A sneaky, insecure, scared pussy who doesn't have the balls to say something to someone in person but goes on a website to do it.

Marlene was afraid to tell me what she thought when she we were working together, but said it on the internet because she has cyber balls.

by yayauno November 4, 2012

cyber scream

To scream on a message app or somewhat over the internet (in all capital letters and/or multiple !'s or ?'s.). Usually not to be mean or rude, but can be.

I made this word up!

This is an example of a cyber scream.

On the internet:
Mean kid- "Do we have to write a report?"
Me- "What do you mean?"
Mean kid- "DO YOU HAVE TO WRITE A REPORT?!?!?!?!"
Me- "Gee, I dunno. Maybe that's why the assignment is called the Experiment Report."

by maili.art September 24, 2014

cyber thot

someone who will run all “bases” over the phone, but not do anything in person

Amanda sent me everything over the phone yesterday, but barely looked at me in school, she is such a cyber thot.

by catfishtwins June 14, 2019

Cyber slut

An attractive girl who runs multiple only fans' accounts, and unlisted amounts of sugar daddies.

Hey Eric, Let me introduce you to my friends, Jackie and her emasculated boyfriend Michael. Jackie is a cyber slut while Michael is a professional photographer.

by AnonAmish97 December 15, 2020

cyber-murder

The definition of cyber-murder is when a bullyor group of bullies uses social media sites, complaining platforms, apps that rate people or businesses, and/or any public third party site on the web to publish defamatory content with the intent to ruin a particular person and/or business. The content they publish typically uses the following illegal tactics: defamation, libel, harassment, humiliation, stalking, threatening, slander (when they actually speak), embarrassment, demeaning language, prejudicial phrases, absurd exaggerations, links to things totally irrelevant to the subject but containing negativity, misleading conjecture, incorrect information, and specific or general erroneous claims backed by "evidence" which is fraudulent, doctored, and/or of a nature that would be absolutely unacceptable to use in real life or a court case.

Susie was so envious of the attention and positive reception that Mercedes' new business was receiving that she recruited some strangers she met in a Facebook group to launch a calculated cyber-murder attack on the business.

by PurpleMercedes September 13, 2017