Cyber stalker

A cyber stalker is a sick and lonely coward individual who abuses the anonymity of the internet as his only possibility to molest another person. This kind of breed uses all kinds of internet services like talk forums or blogs for chasing his victims. The victims are mostly only accidental and get attacked for no given reason.

Commonly used accusations by cyber stalkers: 'XYZ is a nazi.' Or: 'she/he' (the victim) is known for having done this or that' (mostly sexual accusations or perversions). Or just: 'XYZ is a jerk because ...'

by Carlos Cumpleanos December 16, 2008

Spacker

A Disabled person.
Spastic,spaz,flid,mongaloid

"Don't put jam near that shepherd ye spacker."

by felchmeister General October 23, 2003

stalkerish

someone who is always around, you always run into them

stace: hey didnt we just see that guy at the store? didnt he try to talk to you last year?

lex : yes he is stalkerish, always around out of nowhere

by argentinagirl83 April 10, 2011

bean-stalker

n. A woman who is a chronic masturbater. Her bean or clit is getting used so much it needs to issue a restraining order on her fingers for always being in the area.

v. "If I get anymore turned on I'm going to have to go bean-stalking!" said Sue.

Sally said last night that if she doesn't get laid soon, she's going to turn into a bean-stalker.

by Blade57 October 22, 2008

Cracker Smacker

The act of a black person beating up a white person.

Damn homie, Jamal really put a cracker smacker on that cashier at Baskin Robbins.

by Murphy Llama January 17, 2004

stackronym

A stackronym is an acronym built using other acronyms.

A stackronym is not the same as a recursive acronym, which is an acronym built with itself as part of the acronym.

AIM - AOL Instant Messenger
AOL - America Onine
AIM = America Online Instant Messenger

GTK+ - GIMP Toolkit
GIMP - GNU Image Manipulation Program
GNU - GNU's Not Unix
GTK+ = GNU's Not Unix Image Manipulation Program Toolkit

by Nynexman4464 October 15, 2004

Stalker Stunt

Calling someone repeatedly and/or back to back in an effort to force them to answer their phone. Then calling from someone else's phone or pressing *67 to restrict your phone number hoping they will answer. Scrolling through their missed, received, or dialed numbers list on their cell phone. Reading their text messages. Driving or stopping by their job or home uninvited. Inquiring with their friends or family about their whereabouts.

Tonya: "Michael called me 10 times today within 2 hours and left me 3 messages"

Lisa: "Wow, did he stop by your job again too"?

Tonya: "No, but I think he called me from a private number at 5 am this morning"

Lisa: "Geez......, what a stalker stunt"!

by Lois Lane Miami July 13, 2007