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The name means "one in a million" or "something that is rarely found"
That gem is a real ender of all gems.
ender by EnderGate July 23, 2004
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1. (n, proper, lit.) - refers to Ender Wiggin, a character in a series of science-fiction novels by Orson Scott-Card. This character was famous for his instant mastery of any game he could learn to play, and also for being a brilliant strategist/leader, so much so that it was very annoying to others.

2a. (n, slang, games) - Someone (usually a new player) who learns a game rapidly and seems to dominate the AI/opponents naturally. Also refers to a new player who always seems to end up as the leader or final decision-maker in team efforts, even when not the official leader of the team.

2b. (n, slang, games) - Refers to when a player suddenly comes up with a desperate strategy (sometimes brilliant, but often just odd) which leads to an easy win, usally against stacked odds. As is the case with many online real-time-strategy and first-person-shooter videogames, this usually involves cheap or dirty tactics which frustrate the other players.

**NOTE - Definitions 2a and 2b are no longer used as much, and for the most part Definitions 3a and 3b are used instead.**

3a. (n, slang, games) - Refers to a player who is the complete opposite of the type described above; i.e. the player is absolutely horrible at videogames, or leading a team. This type of player is also famous for trying to win on his own rather than work in teams. Can refer to being horrible at dexterity-based games or strategy-based games.

3b. (n, slang, games) - Situation where a player panics, making a poor decision that costs him or his team the game. Basically, the opposite of the situation in 2b.

4. (slang, games) Refers to someone who gets too absorbed into a fast-paced videogame and begins to become over-excited or panicky. (It's really a twist on wiggin)
1. "Some people who read the ender books thought ender was cool, others thought he was a loser."

2a. "My little brother's such an ender that I don't invite him to play net games with my friends. It pisses them off too much."

2b. "I'm sure we were winning, but the other team leader pulled some sort of ender shit and we were dead before we knew it."

3a. "My little brother's such an ender that I don't invite him to play net games with my friends. It pisses them off too much."

3b. "I was sure we were losing, but the other team leader pulled some sort of ender shit and they were fish."
ender by nerian January 16, 2004
The character from the book Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
Ender Wiggins was his nick name... His real name was Andrew.
Ender by smallpenis May 8, 2003
when someone responds to a text/message or you send a text that obviously ends the flow of the conversation. Creating the "end" of the conversation and forcing the reciever to go out of his/her way to continue the conversation.
if a text only says "ha," "haha," "yeah" or the smiley ender- ":)"

reply: "enderrrr, thanks for that"
ender by Grizzly Black January 6, 2010
A comment or remark that brings a conversation to a complete halt.
"Oh my, that was an ender!"
Ender by James Holland February 1, 2004
a bender of at least six days, usually resting on the seventh.
Andrew: "We've gone out monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday....I haven't been sober in a week."

Caleb: "Dude, we're going on an ender"
ender by A_Hay July 6, 2011
An ender is a move done by a white-water kayaker in which either end of the boat (bow or stern) is shoved into a wave and makes the boat pop up vertically and the kayaker balances the boat on end.
Dude, did you see that wicked ender Sam just pulled in that wave!
ender by Karen Eberhart January 18, 2004
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Friend 2: How do you know?
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