a capelletronica

A style of music in which an unaccompanied vocal performer attempts to imitate the sound of a synthesizer, drum machine, sequencer, or other electronic instrument. This form is most frequently practiced by people attempting to identify or discuss a song rather than performed by musicians.

Example of a practical a capelletronica performance:

Lars: "I was listening to this M83 track yesterday and when it was all like 'duh-nah-nuh-NUH,' I was all like 'wow.'"
Klaus: "Wow, what track was that?"
Lars: "I don't remember, but maybe it was more like 'bap-ba-reee-BOP!'"
Klaus: "Oh, yeah. Midnight City."

by bergstein August 24, 2013

a cappella group

A group of bros that like to sing together and perform music a cappella, sometimes including dancing; "Pepperdine Pickups". Synonymous with all that is good in the world.

I can't wait for the next Pickups concert, bro- I love a great "a cappella group"!

When will the Pickups finally release an album? I've been waiting way too long for a new "a cappella group" this good.

by Underground DJ Opera November 25, 2013

boxer cape

When you poo and some TP stays stuck to your ass

"I'm so fucking embarassed, I had a boxer cape for like 2 hours dude.

by StarmanRJK January 17, 2017

Period cape

A garment of clothing tied around a woman's waist that covers her butt concealing any accidental period seepage.

That chick must be on the rag. Check out her period cape

by Big C 68 February 25, 2017

Mason Capers

When you drink sperm

I just mason capers with my girl

by Chiefman11 October 15, 2017

browser cache

A temporary storage area in memory or on disk that holds the most recently downloaded Web pages.

Common types of caches include browser cache, disk cache, memory cache, and processor cache. Browser cache - Most web browsers cache webpage data by default. For example, when you visit a webpage, the browser may cache the HTML, images, and any CSS or JavaScript files referenced by the page.

by that_cool.idk October 23, 2017

Browser cache

A temporary storage area in memory or on disk that holds the most recently downloaded Web pages.

Common types of caches include browser cache, disk cache, memory cache, and processor cache. Browser cache - Most web browsers cache webpage data by default. For example, when you visit a webpage, the browser may cache the HTML, images, and any CSS or JavaScript files referenced by the page.

by that_cool.idk October 23, 2017