hackable
hackable by 5-STAR www.thestickerguru.tk October 1, 2003
Words you can keep
hackable
(adj)
1: A person who is ripe for the hacking
2: An object (typically computer system) that is easily hacked/waiting to be hacked.
- Usually denotes a lack of intelligence and/or precaution
- Hopefully never heard "in the field" as it's usually stating the obvious
1: A person who is ripe for the hacking
2: An object (typically computer system) that is easily hacked/waiting to be hacked.
- Usually denotes a lack of intelligence and/or precaution
- Hopefully never heard "in the field" as it's usually stating the obvious
hax0r #1 "That guy is running win98 on a static IP with no firewall.. he is so hackable"
hax0r #2 "Let's go hax0r him"
hax0r #2 "Let's go hax0r him"
hackable by JackandJohn October 7, 2003
Huckable
Huckable is a word to describe how attractive you think someone is. Its origin comes from the two words huggable and fuckable. Huggable is someone who is really nice and more like a puppy or a really good friend. Fuckable is someone who may be a jerk, but is really hot. Huckable is the ideal person: someone who is really nice and hot.
He is so huckable.
She is so huckable.
She is so huckable.
Huckable by sheisindecisiveshecannotdecide December 19, 2022
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B)
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