Noun Phrase:
1. Computer Technical: What is your Internet Protocol Number? Internet Protocol is the standard that describes how data is sent across networks and one of the Internet’s most important elements.
2. Slang: A question to where a person is at that moment either geographically or in an abstract sense.
1. Computer Technical: What is your Internet Protocol Number? Internet Protocol is the standard that describes how data is sent across networks and one of the Internet’s most important elements.
2. Slang: A question to where a person is at that moment either geographically or in an abstract sense.
1.
Q: "what's your IP?"
A: "192.168.0.1"
2.
Q: "what's your IP dude?"
A: "i just stabbed my girlfriend, i'm real messed up."
Q: "what's your IP?"
A: "192.168.0.1"
2.
Q: "what's your IP dude?"
A: "i just stabbed my girlfriend, i'm real messed up."
by ProfessorPhantasy April 10, 2004
by Donnieyen July 7, 2012
"Idiot Problem: Behind Keyboard Error" also known as a "BK Error"
A low key method of reffering to someone in a similar manner to PEBCAK but Disguised as a way of reffering to "IP" which most who dont know anything about networking will assume you're talking about some form of "IP Address" which is great for you as it lets you sneak away undetected.
A low key method of reffering to someone in a similar manner to PEBCAK but Disguised as a way of reffering to "IP" which most who dont know anything about networking will assume you're talking about some form of "IP Address" which is great for you as it lets you sneak away undetected.
Joe: Hey man did you see what was wrong on the ticket for Comp3?
Zack: Just a IP: BK Error, nothing major.
Zack: Just a IP: BK Error, nothing major.
by TranscendentBoredomOverlord January 5, 2017
the thing a 12 year old kid says when he loses the game and usually says it as if he's gonna break into your house on the opposite side of the world
by disgusting gay furry February 9, 2021
by Imvarycul January 17, 2018
An IP holder, usually one already using terms like "toxic fandom" to gaslight their own IP's fanbase, lie, manipulate, and do so out of sheer malice and contempt for those fans reverence of the past owner or/creator of that IP.
If Disney weren't such toxic IP holders maybe they'd stop repeating stuff that failed already. But they'd rather double down on their gynocentric agenda and see us get mad at them bringing back Daisy Ridley to be the leader of the "New Jedi Order.
by The Sentinel777 April 23, 2023
a scratch ip ban is an ip ban on the website scratch.mit.edu, like for example, scratch user joy784 has one
by nintendoswitchkid March 15, 2022