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hacksteria 

There is hacksteria when a whole bunch of people get really worked up over news leaks. They act as if there has been way more hacking of government or private computer accounts than there really has been. It is a combination of hack + hysteria.
The intensity of the hacksteria in TrumpWorld is a good indication how damaging this could be ... @SykesCharlie on Twitter, Jan. 27, 2020
hacksteria by qariwa January 27, 2020
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Hackster 

Noun, a subculture of hipsters that enjoy working with mechanics such as obscure 80's cars, bycicles, motorcycles, etc.
"Did you see that hackster just put his fixie on his slammed volvo's roof rack?"

"Yeah, and he was really ham-fisting when he lowered that volvo too!"
Hackster by huck&shred March 7, 2013

hackstrabate

To serve to yourself in a game of circle Hacky sack.
Dude, Joe just hackstrabated, he never passes.
hackstrabate by Molly=]=[ August 23, 2007

hacksterbating

The act of self service in the hacky sack game.
Quit hacksterbating and pass it.
hacksterbating by relyt0718 September 27, 2013

Hackster 

A person who is terrible at life and everything he/she does or attempts to do.
I don't know why you hang around Kamron, he's such a hackster.
Hackster by The Don King March 1, 2009

hacksturbating 

When one member of the hacky sack circle moves outside the circle and begins showboating with the hacky sack by him or herself.
Great, there goes Joel hacksturbating again.
Allright guys, let's go find a new hacky sack.

Hackster 

Someone who is a charming yet incredibly selfish womanizing manwhore who, lies to his friends, will say anything to anyone, and comes off a little too perfect. This person is a user and a poser who is not to be trusted.
Dave is such a Hackster, did you hear how he stole Brad's girlfriend while still dating Sarah?
Hackster by Hipster Prince October 8, 2011
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