Degilant

It is a literal fusion of the words in the term:
'Dead Chilling'
Also meaning very relaxed, possibly, high.
An abbreviated version is: Deg (pron. dej, similar to veg)

Mule says 'how are you?'
Katie 'i'm good, feeling quite degilant, thanks, you?'
Mule 'Yeah deg thanks'

by Chantella June 23, 2006

digilante

digital vigilante; fact-checkers, hackers or tech-savvy activists who seek and administer justice undelivered by legal authority

Digilantes have made it more difficult for political leaders to slack.

by tagadagat2 March 23, 2013

digilante

Someone who uses the internet to fight injustice.

Mild-mannered (ahem) Simon Lazenby is in virtuality a crime-fighting digilante!

by misterwolf December 24, 2009

digilant

In the Global War on Terrorism, a lower level, or less-than-careful watch for possible danger or difficulties, utilized by indigenous soldiers from non-Western countries. A contraction of the words"indigenous" and "vigilant."

Advisor #1: "How did they walk right into that ambush?"

Advisor #2: "Duh, hey were being digilant."

by vvurd666 February 10, 2017

Digilanti

Combining digerati expertise with vigilante initiative, the digilanti anonymously police the Internet, exposing scams and fighting spam in the interest of making the Web safe without government intervention.

Oh-oh - watch out for Dan The Digilanti! No swears while he's online.

by JRob August 8, 2007

digilant

Diligently being vigilant.

You have to be digilant because attention to detail is paramount.

by anonymous34789 May 27, 2009

digilante

Internet-based crime-fighter, above or not neccessarily in conjunction with the law.

419eater.com is a good example of a "digilante"

by servotron November 7, 2007