1. Something that is usually placed on Video Games, Movies, Books, Software, etc. to keep others from stealing their work so that the dickhead creators can make shitloads of money.
2. Slang for cock sucker
2. Slang for cock sucker
1: (Sean enters a store)
Sean: How much does this Game Boy Advance SP cost?
Retarded Store Guy: $6000
Sean: Ah f--- it. *leaves*
(Later...)
Sean: Free Game Boy Advance SPs! Hurry before they're gone!
Idiot: What the f-ck!? YOU BROKE THE COPYRIGHT LAW!
Sean: Who gives a shit?
2: That dude is such a copyright.
Sean: How much does this Game Boy Advance SP cost?
Retarded Store Guy: $6000
Sean: Ah f--- it. *leaves*
(Later...)
Sean: Free Game Boy Advance SPs! Hurry before they're gone!
Idiot: What the f-ck!? YOU BROKE THE COPYRIGHT LAW!
Sean: Who gives a shit?
2: That dude is such a copyright.
by StraightFMan August 12, 2004
To claim as one's own. Big corporations normally do it so people don't steal their ideas. Then, as soon as somebody does in the slightest way, they jump on the opportunity and sue their ass for an unreasonable sum of money.
by Moejoe January 24, 2004
Just like "employees must watch hands," this is a group of words that nobody reads. It's just a friendly reminder that the guy who typed what's copywritten will shake his fist at you if he finds out you take credit for his work.
Jim: You can't take that, it's got a copyright!
Doug: Just watch me. (copies and pastes jim's work!)
Jim: Noooo! *shakes fist at Doug!*
Doug: My name is Doug!
Jim: *KABOOM*
Doug: that showed him.
Doug: Just watch me. (copies and pastes jim's work!)
Jim: Noooo! *shakes fist at Doug!*
Doug: My name is Doug!
Jim: *KABOOM*
Doug: that showed him.
by NESMonster February 2, 2004
by Stefan Degeest May 18, 2003
1. A seal of authenticity to avoid having one's idea and/or product stolen or ripped-off by others. This usually has no influence on secondary markets.
2. The modern definition is abused and tossed around by stupid teenagers without the knowledge that you have to buy a copyright before their said item is actually protected.
2. The modern definition is abused and tossed around by stupid teenagers without the knowledge that you have to buy a copyright before their said item is actually protected.
1. A small Chinese store breaks the copyright of Hasbro/Takara Transformers by repainting them different colors and calling them "Changeformers".
2. "Look at my crappy Photoshop image, LoL. Copieright by me, 2005."
2. "Look at my crappy Photoshop image, LoL. Copieright by me, 2005."
by Gigan July 20, 2005
A word that was created by the Jackson Kelly YouTube channel that describes the act of copyrighting an item, or a YouTube channel...
by BrugAddict December 5, 2016
A copyright lasts about 70 years i thought, and Mickey Mouse and friends are older than 70 years. So now Disney does everything to extend their copyright.
by rowanewiets December 29, 2011