Account

A. Taking notice or recognition of something.


B. Used by businesses to hold customer information. Such as: Address, Phone Number, Name and other important information.

A. To Account for your actions!

Account by DTS October 10, 2004

account

One who counts

An account in a large hat is stalking me

account by benjamin Browning UK September 7, 2003

Account

Sign into a random account,it can be someone you know, or someone your not that close with.

I went in dan's account to see if he's trust worthy

Account by 1234579 December 28, 2020

Account

Log into your friends account day, to see if there trust Worthy.

I logged into danny's account to see if he's trust worthy.

Account by 1234579 December 28, 2020

Account

Account
noun / username

A well-known cheater within most communities. Has a reputation so widespread that when people hear the name, they already know something shady is about to happen.

The kind of player who gets kicked from lobbies before the match even starts, because everyone’s already dealt with the hacks, exploits, and excuses.

He also provided a service also known as a "botnet", each device in the botnet (called a “bot” or “zombie”) is usually a compromised computer, phone, or even an IoT device like a smart camera, the infected devices follow commands from the operator, usually without the owner’s knowledge.

“Bro, don’t invite him — that’s Account. He’s the well-known cheater within most communities.”

Account by John Jones JR October 1, 2025

account bouncing 

When someone keeps switching between MSN/AIM accounts so you have to keep switching convos

Fucks sake stop account bouncing! Stay logged into one MSN account

account bouncing by evilaphrodite September 15, 2007

account executive

Account executive are mostly responsible for the more practical parts of the advertising jobs (ie leaflets, distributions, adaptations of materials from different languages, making sure the client is always happy even if it includes a fluffing). They answer to the respective account supervisor and/or to the client service director/account director in short words primarily compromised of yes. That depends on the country and on the account you are working for. In Spain for example, an account executive could probably develop very important campaigns on his/her own which the Account Supervisor or Creative Director will later take credit for.

Who do I have to kill to get this job done. The account executive

account executive by juicie fruit February 9, 2010