cybersad 

CyberSad is a subgenre of vaporwave, it’s what you’d call underground. It’s quite slow, warped, glitchy and there isn’t very many releases in it at the moment

Man that cybersad album was moving...

cybersad by RiffRaff64 November 6, 2020

cyberdadding 

To make fun of your child over Facebook or other internet things.

Laura said I was cyber bullying, I replied I was cyberdadding.

cyberdadding by iamabrrr May 16, 2015

Cybershade 

to "throw shade" on social media -- Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc., dissing in cyberspace. Usually done with the thumbs.

Talking about starting a mess.did you see that cybershade

she threw that girl on facebook and twitter? She probably got cramps in her thumbs.

To much Cybershading can give you a nad

Cybershade by bryceliz April 13, 2015

CyberSamuraiA.I

one who bares honnor and other bushido code characteristics in the cyberworld.

CyberSamuraiA.I by Anonymous October 12, 2003

Cyberstadt 

The Internet, used in the sense that it confines us rather than liberates us. Different from Cyberspace, which implies freedom of virtual movement and expression.

As more of us become addicted to social networking sites and email, we find there is no peace in the Cyberstadt.

Cyberstadt by Bilham March 14, 2011

Cybersadist 

A person who finds humor in watching people experience pain or discomfort strictly online and not in a face-to-face setting. If in a real life scenario, the person would most likely be uncomfortable or sad, which is the opposite of how they would feel if they watched the same event online.

Guy 1: I found it funny when I watched that woman get shot 10 times in the back on liveleak.
Guy 2: Dude, how would you feel if you were watching that unfold before your eyes?
Guy 1: I would be scared shitless!
Guy 2: That Makes you a Cybersadist

Cybersadist by Bowling7f February 15, 2023

cybersand 

A derivative of the word 'sand' when applied in the saying: "..drew a line in the sand." Its specific use is in relation to cyberspace.

The Pentagon has drawn a line in the cybersand by classifying any further cyber attacks as an act of war.

cybersand by Mensur Cehic October 30, 2011