girl code

a set of useless, bullshit rules that girls use to govern and bully around their friends, girls or guys.
examples of breaking the girl code:
1. you slept with a guy a friend used to like
2. you ask a guy out that you once saw an aquaintance out with a month before
3. you are friends with someone your friend hates

Girl 1: "what did i do wrong?"
Girl 2: "hello!? you fucking broke the girl code rule #27."
Girl 3: "oh, duh, i checked out a guy that you once that was cute. i am so sorry."

by ella123 July 27, 2005

Code: Lyoko

French Canadian attempt at anime, complete with enigmatic Japanese girl, superficial girl, twist headband guy, and a shitload of dorks. At least it isn't a 100% sellout cartoon like Teen Titans.

If you want to copy anime, at least get the spellings right! LYOKO shouldn't have an "L" as there is no "L" in Romanicized Japanese.

by R. Kemp August 05, 2004

Duarte's Code

Move your homerow one letter to the right on your keyboard. NOTE:Requires knowledge of keyboard to do correctly!

o esmy yp hp piydofr smf ;su dp,r nsdrns;;/ Translation:i want to go outside and play some baseball.

by Mr. Duarte December 31, 2004

Sick Code

Sick code is the product of coding an application or a web site in an awesome manner whilst fucking high.

Dude!, I've just done some SICK CODE! My website is looking awesome now!

by TheR91 October 29, 2013

junk-code

Useless code, code that can be deleted or rewritten in shorter syntax.

Junk-code
If(x==true){
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
Better code
return x;

by OAK@OAK March 17, 2016

Craptcha Code

When a Captcha Code system comes up with crappy match requests, like math symbols, foreign characters, smeared or blurred letters, indistinguishable letter "l" and number "1", or a non-word.

Dude - where's the capital sigma on my keyboard for this Craptcha Code?

by andy turudic January 24, 2012

code nudging

The practice (or perhaps art) of "nudging" one's code into submission. This involves taking code that is mostly correct and twiddling some bits or adding/removing lines, without really having any specific reason to do so, until the code starts to work. Also, a terrible way to write code.

I'm a pro at code nudging. Too bad it's a terrible way to code.

by divpwr2 September 05, 2011