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gr00bered 

Based on the term gr00b.

Being gr00bered mean being a victim of gr00bering, a form of sophisticated internet trolling where the troll appears to be a newbie and then lures the resident experts into wasting lots of time on mindless questions.

Proper gr00bering is done with style and humor, such as asking how to write an operating system in JavaScript (though not directly, but after a lengthy introduction to establish genuine newbieness)
Damn, I just got gr00bered.
gr00bered by Antitroller May 9, 2008
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Grubered 

(Verb) To mislead the public into believing lies to achieve personal ideological laws pass.
The President really grubered us on that healthcare bill.
Grubered by Cree Wise November 14, 2014
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grubered 

When someone lies to you and gets away with it, especially if they brag about it to someone after. The act of being grubered is grubering when someone is in the act of trying to pull one over on you.
Greg was grubered by John when he bought his neighbors lawn mower, then found out how poorly the mower ran. Later, John was bragging to Nancy about how he had grubered Greg. When speaking to a friend about a transaction you think they were ripped off on. Aw man, you've been grubered!
grubered by quickslvr November 14, 2014

Grubered 

1. An act of malicious compliance that screws over your co workers

2. The act of contaminating community food with your fingers or a licked spoon
This job just got grubered

That pickle jar has been grubered
Grubered by TeamCook April 6, 2021

gr00bering 

A form of sophisticated internet trolling where the troll appears to be a newbie and then lures the resident experts into wasting lots of time on mindless questions.

Proper gr00bering is done with style and humor, such as asking how to write an operating system in JavaScript (though not directly, but after a lengthy introduction to establish genuine newbieness)

A gr00ber is persistent and it is common for this type of troll to register several nick names and use various forms of proxies to evade bans.
"Stop gr00bering you fecking moron."

"Haha, you just got gr00bered"

"Are you a gr00ber?"
gr00bering by Antitroller May 8, 2008
A notorious IRC troll. The cause of the terms gr00bering and gr00bered.
Oh teh noes, gr00ber is back.
gr00ber by toriano May 1, 2009
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