(1) Ping (aka Packet Internet Groper) is the time, measured in milliseconds, it takes for a network packet to reach an endpoint. Pingability is the verification that an endpoint has received the network packet.
(2) Ability to be pinged. Term used in networking.
1)Ones strong moral convictions, often times extremely vulgar.
2)Anti-Global studies, but powerfully endorsing Christopher Columbus.
3)A style of selling certain illegal substances at good prices to make a profound profit. (“Three for an eighth, three for an eighth!”)
4)Acknowledging that it is not fair for someone to work for seven dollars an hour and “break there asses” while less intelligent unemployed kids sell drugs and make twenty dollars a bag.
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.