Geek
81Geek\ out — To become very nervous, paranoid. After I took the test I started to geek out, because I thought I failed it …
82Geek\ Speak — Describes terms used by ... well ... geeks. Usually specific to a genre the general public knows nothing about. These friends of mine play D&D, and are always talking in Geek Speak. They spend entire conversations discussing THAC0 and saying… …
83Geek\ out — To become very nervous, paranoid. After I took the test I started to geek out, because I thought I failed it …
84Geek\ Speak — Describes terms used by ... well ... geeks. Usually specific to a genre the general public knows nothing about. These friends of mine play D&D, and are always talking in Geek Speak. They spend entire conversations discussing THAC0 and saying… …
85geek rock — n American another name for crack. Rock is a generic term for narcotics in (lumpy) powder or granule form; geek is a crazy person …
86GEEK — Internet America, Inc. (Business » NASDAQ Symbols) * Greatly Educated Emitter Of Knowledge (Business » Positions) * Green Environment Electronic Knetwork (Governmental » Environmental) …
87Geek — Nerd (umgangssprachlich); Hacker (umgangssprachlich); Computerfreak …
88geek — ● ►en n. m. péj. ►SOC Fou taré d informatique, tout comme le nerd. Typiquement, il est binoclard, avec des boutons, et théoriquement sans petite copine (il ne sait d ailleurs pas exactement ce que ça peut bien être). Attention, ça se prononce… …
89geek — (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. Sl. freak, goon, weirdo, mutant, oddball, one who belongs in a carnival sideshow …
90geek — gɪËk n. carnival performer who performs grotesque acts; (Computers, Internet) Internet freak , one who is addicted to the computer or Internet, one who is skilled with computers; nerd, unpopular or unusual person (Slang) …
