CyberGothic

An Gothic usually with bright/fluorescent colors on a black (or sometimes white) 'base' color.

They listen mainly to Industrial, EMB, SynthPop, FuturePop, DarkWave, Electro, among others ofcource.

There's a difference between a Cyber and a CyberGoth.
a Cyber is not a CyberGothic.

by DaxAra January 12, 2009

Cybergaslighter

Someone who likes to gaslight people on the Internet, someone who does cybergaslighting, someone who makes people question their own sanity and/or perception on the Internet. The term is mostly used to prefer to trolls, cyberbullies and bullycakes who often gaslight people on the Internet just for fun.

Hey man, stop being such cybergaslighter and get a life.

by Dumugian November 14, 2021

cybergasm

cybergasm = means to sit at the computer, read bullshit about sex and stuff, while the dudes jacking off to these words, or the female is masturbating. then the jizz gets all over the keyboard. that is a cybergasm

omg, he gave me the best cybergasm of my life.

by h0rface February 4, 2006

Cyberglass

Glass which is used for the the betterment and increased innovation for internet technology. Invented In the small town of Moorestown Mi, cyberglass has become the foremost material in translucent data materials.

God dammit, my neighbor across the way just smashed my cyberglass again with all his porn watching.

by jj the jet train February 25, 2011

Cybergogue

Its a synogogue online. Jews in Germany can access the cybergogue because Germans didn't feel like rebuilding the synogogues after 1945

Ich haben CYBERGOGUE!!!!

by Xenocide989 April 14, 2006

cybergrind

A internet fuck. Used by perverts and very ugly people.

1.Chester is the biggest pervert in town. He gets off by doing the cybergrind.
2. She so ugly the only way she gets off is by doing the cybergrind.

by ttim_1 March 22, 2007

cybergripe

to gripe about a company, its products or services, in a blog or web site. The right to cybergripe is protected by the First Amendment in the US and by equivalent laws in other countries.

"The bloggers' concerted cybergripes brought the company down. Serves it right too!"

by Erik Ringmar November 27, 2006