An alternative way to call self harm scars.

n. The birth name of somebody who has changed their name. Most commonly attributed to trans people, but can be attributed to any person who has changed their name. (sometimes written as two words: dead name)

v. 1. To call somebody by their deadname.
v. 2. To out somebody's deadname to the public.

a term to refer to cuts on your arm

A term used to refer to a player in League of Legends whose name resembles the design of a barcode (e.g, IlIIIIIIlIlIIlI). These names contain a series of random I's and l's, and are used to mask the identity of the player, thanks to the fonts used in the game, where the I's and l's are nearly impossible to distinguish from each other. Barcodes are usually exceptionally skilled players, and climb the ranks of the game fairly quickly. In addition, most barcodes play on a region which they usually do not play on. This happens when they are preparing for a major tournament. For example, a person who plays on the Korean server may create a barcode account on the North American server in order to be able to adapt to the differing playstyles before they enter a tournament against the North American teams.

The wee tash thing that young chaps lovingly refer to as their "might moustache" when actually its just a pile of bum fluff on their top lip!

alternative spelling for barcode

From the black and white vertical strips that supermarkets put on products so that when you get to the checkout, you or the checkout man/girl/person can put it under the optical scanner, and the supermarket's software will update its database, and the cash register will put it on your bill.

In Japan, used to describe the hairstyle of men who, attempting to diguise their balding head, grow one side of their hair far too long, and try unsuccessfully to brush it over to the other side.