digilant

In the Global War on Terrorism, a lower level, or less-than-careful watch for possible danger or difficulties, utilized by indigenous soldiers from non-Western countries. A contraction of the words"indigenous" and "vigilant."

Advisor #1: "How did they walk right into that ambush?"

Advisor #2: "Duh, hey were being digilant."

by vvurd666 February 11, 2017

digilant

Diligently being vigilant.

You have to be digilant because attention to detail is paramount.

by anonymous34789 May 27, 2009

digilator

this emoji than no one till the end of time will use unironically 📟

"ah yes i love the digilator 📟"
like thats ever gonna happen

by Xtrober August 25, 2021

Digilent

Being diligent in a digital matter. A great attentiveness and Persistence in an electronic or online related pursuit.

I try to be digilent in returning all my emails.

by Xedoner October 15, 2014

Digilance

A sustained (and often compulsive) watchfulness over one's digital life

In a frantic display of digilance, Gina, bummed to see no one had commented on her recent Instagram post, flipped at lightning speed through her news, Facebook and twitter feeds before checking Insta AGAIN just seconds later.

by Itsmydrumbitch February 16, 2019

digilante

digital vigilante; fact-checkers, hackers or tech-savvy activists who seek and administer justice undelivered by legal authority

Digilantes have made it more difficult for political leaders to slack.

by tagadagat2 March 24, 2013

digilante

Someone who uses the internet to fight injustice.

Mild-mannered (ahem) Simon Lazenby is in virtuality a crime-fighting digilante!

by misterwolf December 24, 2009