shot coding

Shot coding is when a computer programmer takes a shot of whiskey when errors appear when the programmer is debugging a computer program.

If the programmers who wrote Windows ME practiced shot coding they'd die of alcohol poisoning.

Shot coding is one way students at MIT get through their freshmen year.

by Michael Israel September 19, 2008

Unspoken Code

When there is a large group of black people at a seated event and they refuse to have any less than two seats between each other.

(A brotha tries to sit next to Tyrone)
Tyrone: "Nigga respect da unspoken code!"

by stimmS December 27, 2011

Code Red

A family-friendly way of denoting a menstrual incident or the threat thereof. In other words, someone's pad leaked and you can see it on their pants. It's perhaps most often used by medical professionals, who frequently have to use other codes so code red just fits right in.

CODE RED! Third floor, room 34, white fuzzy chair.

by Tsovoa July 4, 2019

Code Blue

A total school lockdown, usually done in public schools about twice a week. All the classroom doors are locked, the windows are covered, and the students have to put their heads down. Teachers usually either run away or hide under their desks.

Reasons for a Code Blue are the presence of guns or knives, major fights, or bomb threats. The annoucement comes over the P.A., and is usually ignored if no shots are heard.

"Code Blue! I repeat, Code Blue!"

"Yeah, yeah, we heard you the first time.

by Snowglobe December 19, 2005

code 4

code 4 is also a firefighter / emt term. meaning the victim is dead and there will be no attempt to resuscitate.

emt 1 : central dispatch this is mercey 1 the victim is code 4.

dispatch : mercey 1 understand victim is code 4.

by d-slo May 27, 2006

boy code

Rules set for guy best friends.

He broke boy code by dating my ex, we can never be friends again.

by White.chick05 October 22, 2015

go-code

An order issued, often between armed personnel, which basically means "go!".

"Ok I'm gonna give the go-code."
-a military general about to give his boys the ok to proceed onto an objective

by Dave March 31, 2004