by Requiett November 15, 2004
Also known as str33t 1337. In the early days, leet speak was a form of expression to prevent others from understanding certain texts written by crackers. Over the years, it has become a "hip" way of speaking, and more recently has been adopted by the e-gangsta community as the ultimate form of language bastardization known to mankind. Street leet is the translation of regular street language into leet speak, giving the user a sense that he is not only "gangsta" but also appeals to the nerd-dom of the internet.
Unfortunately, this is the single hardest language to understand, as street language often uses made-up words or even unrelated words to refer to a specific action or object and leet speak turns this already semi-fictional speech into a combination of letters, numbers and available keyboard symbols to make up the already barely discernable meaning of the text or sentence in question.
Unfortunately, this is the single hardest language to understand, as street language often uses made-up words or even unrelated words to refer to a specific action or object and leet speak turns this already semi-fictional speech into a combination of letters, numbers and available keyboard symbols to make up the already barely discernable meaning of the text or sentence in question.
"Y() th335 B33Ch b3 al1 up 1n /\/\4h GrI11z, 51pP1N 0N 173 DR-1nK, G!" is an example of Street Leet.
by Kevitto August 7, 2007
by leetjim April 30, 2011
A spin to the phrase of the universal,every minute use known as the internet.
The name draws from the utilization of the "leet" language that is employed upon the internet (and mobile phones) in conversations, chat rooms, forums such as:
"LOL", "Pwned" and "Noob"
along with emoticons
"XD", ":-0" and "="
The name draws from the utilization of the "leet" language that is employed upon the internet (and mobile phones) in conversations, chat rooms, forums such as:
"LOL", "Pwned" and "Noob"
along with emoticons
"XD", ":-0" and "="
Sup dude, I saw you on the leet street the video of you dancing to "Steps'- 5,6,7,8."
I'm sorry teach, yes....I should not of used the leet street as my single resource for the essay.
I'm sorry teach, yes....I should not of used the leet street as my single resource for the essay.
by Squirrelpower July 11, 2008