sexual intercourse/woman as the object of sexual desire
p[1]a piece of actionp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
share
p[1]a piecep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sexual intercourse
p[1]a pairp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
breasts
p[1]a onep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
amusing person
p[1]a mop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at once
p[1]a mans best friendp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
penis
p[1]a load of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
p[1]a helluva sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcement/emphasis
p[1]a helluva lot of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
p[1]a hell of a sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
difficulty of unpleasantness sg/emphasis/reinforcement of the graveness/reinforcing the bigness of sg/reinforcement
p[1]a hell of a lot of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
p[1]a heck of a lot of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
p[1]a heap of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
p[1]a good bit of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
p[1]a fair old bit of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
p[1]a deuce of a sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
difficulty of unpleasantness sg/reinforcement of the graveness
p[1]a c note century notep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
hundred
p[1]a bugger of a sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
difficulty of unpleasantness sg/reinforcement of the graveness
p[1]a bitch of a sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
difficulty of unpleasantness sg/reinforcement of the graveness
p[1]a bit on the sidep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cheating on sy
p[1]a bit of tailp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman as the object of sexual desire
p[1]a bit of stuffp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman as the object of sexual desire
p[1]a bit of sparep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman unaccompanied by a male
p[1]a bit of slap and ticklingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fondling
p[1]a bit of skirtp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman as the object of sexual desire
p[1]a bit of fluffp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman as the object of sexual desire
p[1]a bit of crumpetp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman as the object of sexual desire
p[1]a bit of cracklingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman as the object of sexual desire
p[1]a bit of all rightp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman as the object of sexual desire
p[1]a bastard of a sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcement of the graveness/difficulty of unpleasantness sg
p[1]a barrel on two legsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
small person/short
p[1]a baloneyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
nonsense
p[1]a whole whack of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
p[1]a real roastingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reprimand/scold
p[1]a father and mother of a sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
big
p[1]a fair treatp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
wonderfully/well
p[1]a nice how d you dop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
trouble/unpleasant situation
p[1]a great big nothingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
nothing
p[1]a piece of tailp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sexual intercourse
p[1]a piece of shitp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
inferior thing/bad/disgusting thing
p[1]a piece of crapp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
disgusting thing
p[1]a of crumpetp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman/girl
p[1]a load of rubbishp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bad/inferior thing
p[1]a load of pifflep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
nonsense
p[1]a load of cockp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dismissal of what sy said
p[1]a load of cobblersp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dismissal of what sy said
p[1]a load of old lumberp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
inferior thing/bad
p[1]a bit sharpishp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
quickly
p[1]a bit of pussyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sexual intercourse
p[1]a bit of holep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sexual intercourse
p[1]a lot of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
gobs of sg/a good bit of sg/a stack stacks of sg/a heap of sg/a fair old bit of sg/lots of sg/a heck of a lot of sg/a ton of sg/a hell of a lot of sg/bags of sg/a helluva lot of sg/lashing of sg/a load of sg/shitloads of sg/a pile of sg/a raft of sg/a whole whack of sg
p[1]a littlep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a wee bit
p[1]a feelingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
have a hunch
p[1]a uartp[0]
See 16550 UART.
Officially, `Bell 212A' which is the standard controlling
transmission at 1200 bps in the United States. It was created by
AT&T. [See also 103, V.22]
.
p[1]a blockp[0]
This is a box about two inches square, with a modular
jack, that separates the wires coming from the phone company.
You can plug a phone or modem into this jacking, using a modular
cord. [See also modular cord, modular jack, modular plug]
.
&
aamof
As A Matter Of Fact
&
abort
[1]
The command word used with editors that allows you to
exit, destroying your message. [2]
The character used to stop
characters from a block of text appearing on your screen. Usual-
ly the spacebar or CTRL-X are used to abort a message.
&
abortion
aborto
&
above
/sobre
&
absent
/ausente
&
ac
p[1]ac dcp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bisexual
&
accelerate
p[1]accelerate vehiclep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
give it the gun/open it up/put one's foot down the floor/sink one's foot to the floor/step on it gas
&
accent
-el acento
&
accept
[ENGLISH SLANG]
buy sg
*aceptar
&
accepting
p[1]accepting responsibilitiesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
it's no skin off your nose
&
access
Refers to an intangible amount (usually represented by a
security level or flags) that indicate to what extent you are
allowed to use a BBS. When used in a term such as `you will be
granted access', it means the amount of access that new users
will generally receive.
&
accident
p[1]accident of vehiclesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crack-up/pile-up/fender-bender/smash-up
-el accidente
&
accomplice
[ENGLISH SLANG]
plant
&
account
p[1]account numberp[0]
See user number.
A term that refers to information that a BBS has about
you. It is usually referred to by an ID number or your name.
The information it contains can include any information that you
have at some point given the BBS, usually including your name,
phone number, and security level. [See also user number]
.
&
accountant
-el contador
&
acculink
A packet switched network that is used to save money
on long-distance telecommunications.
&
ace
[ENGLISH SLANG]
decisive argument/wonderful thing/good/decent person
&
acid
p[1]acid headp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
drug addict
&
ack
A character (CTRL-F) that ACKnowledges something, usually
that a certain amount of data has been received correctly. [See
also NAK]
.
&
acoustic
p[1]acoustic modemp[0]
A modem that uses an acoustic coupler. [See
also acoustic coupler]
.
p[1]acoustic couplerp[0]
This was common many years ago, but rare now.
It is a cradle in which you would place the handset of a phone.
This would be connected to a modem, and the modem would access
the phone line through this coupler. Modern modems connect
directly to the phone line. [See also acoustic modem]
the phone line to find the bandwidth with the least noise, and
use that part of the band for transmission. This allows for less
interference from noise.
p[1]adaptive dialingp[0]
When a modem can determine whether to dial
pulse or tone. It will try dialing with tones first. If that
doesn't work, it will dial pulse.
p[1]adaptive data compressionp[0]
See ADC.
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adc
Adaptive Data Compression. A method of data compression
developed by Hayes, with a possible compression ratio of 2:1.
&
address
Similar to a physical mailing address, an address lets
people know how you can be reached on a network. It may consist
of numbers or words, for example, 1:212/113 or joe@usc.edu. [See
also matrix address, network address]
.
&
addressing
p[1]addressing syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
lover boy/guv/cutie/darling/baby/buster/John/old lad/son/old sport/pal/lady/mama/folks/honey/the lot of you/old fruit/sweetie pie/old man/dad/old thing/dad/sport/bitch/boy/old bag/fellow/old girl/lad/mum/my old son/little fucker/boss/lovey/babe/customers/girlie/old bean/love/old boy/sister/old chap/lovely/sweetie/honeybun/old cock/old fellow/old chum/pops/cock/pops/mac/mother/man/old hag/matey/momss/mush/kid/sport/our kid/bro/fuzz/bud/chum/peoples
&
adjective
-el adjetivo
&
admire
*admirar
&
admission
p[1]admission feep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
damage
&
adn
Any Day Now
&
adore
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be nutty about sg/think the sun rises and sets on sy's ass/be gone on sg/think the sun shines out of sy's bum/be pissed about sg/be hooked on sg/be mad wild about sg/be sold on sg/be shook on sg/be struck on sg/go a bundle on sg/be stuck on sg/be stuck on oneself/buy sg/be gung-ho about sg/dig sg/be dead nuts about sg/fancy sg/be potty about sy/go for sg/be in a rave about sg/grab sy/go a bomb on sg/have a thing about sy/go a lot on sy/be bats about sg/be a bit of a one for sg/be batty over sg/fancy oneself/be crazy about sg/think the sun shines out of sy's arse-hole-hole/be goofy over sg/go for sg in a big way/go wild about sg/go bananas over sg
&
advanced
p[1]advanced colouringp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
geography
&
advantage
-la ventaja
&
adverb
-el adverbio
&
advertisement
-el anuncio
&
advice
-el consejo
&
af
p[1]af uartp[0]
See 16550 UART.
&
afaik
As Far As I Know
&
affair
activity/thing/event
[ENGLISH SLANG]
scene/ball game/shower of shit
&
afn
p[1]afn uartp[0]
See 16550 UART.
&
after
p[1]after supper motherfuckerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
greetings at leaving sy
&
afternoon
p[1]afternoon eveningp[0]
tarde
-la tarde
&
again
/otra vez
&
agent
[ENGLISH SLANG]
mole
&
aggravate
p[1]aggravate syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
make sy angry/annoy
&
aggressive
[ENGLISH SLANG]
heavy/pushy
&
aggro
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fight
&
agree
*acordar
&
agreement
p[1]agreement emphaticp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
on the button/... ever/you said it/bang on!/you bet your sweet ass/no two ways about it/you bet .../and how!/you bet you/dead ringer/right on/natch/you're telling me!/okey-dokey/you can say that again/fucking-A/righto!/yep
A name that users can use on a bulletin board that is not
their own. Aliases are usually used by young BBS users and those
who pirate software or do other illegal activities. Some exam-
ples of aliases are `Cracker Kid', `Starbuck', and `Midnight
Killer'. [Also called handle]
. [See also user name]
.
&
all
p[1]all right guyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
decent person
p[1]all rightp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
greetings at meeting sy
p[1]all outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at maximum intensity
p[1]all firedp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing the bigness of sg
p[1]all the gop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fashion
p[1]all on ones lonesomep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
by oneself/alone
p[1]all gone for nothingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
in vain/uselessly
p[1]all for nothingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
uselessly/in vain
p[1]all of a suddenp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
before you can say knife/before you could say Jack Robinson
/todo
&
allergic
p[1]allergic to sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get on sy's nerves/give sy a pain in the arse/give sy a pain in the bum/give sy the hump
&
alley
p[1]alley catp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
promiscuous woman/girl
&
allow
*dejar
*permitir
&
almighty
[ENGLISH SLANG]
big
&
almond
-la almendra
&
almost
/casi
&
alone
[ENGLISH SLANG]
on one's ownsome/on one's Jack Jones/all on one's lonesome/on one's tod
&
alphabet
-el alfabeto
&
already
/ya
&
although
/aunque
&
altitude
-la altitud
&
aluminum
-el aluminio
&
always
/siempre
&
amateur
amate(u)r, no profesional
&
amazing
/asombroso
&
ambulance
-la ambulancia
&
america
p[1]america on linep[0]
A commercial on-line service.
&
american
[ENGLISH SLANG]
Yank
/americano
&
amf
Goodbye! (Adios [My Friend]
)
&
ampersand
A character (&) that usually means `and'.
&
amuse
*divertir
&
amusing
p[1]amusing thingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
howl/scream/screech/panic/gas/trip/hoot/riot
p[1]amusing personp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
hoot/good skin/caution/card/character/riot/scream/panic/a one
/divertido
&
analog
As far as electronic signals are concerned, analog
refers to signals that can represent an infinite range of num-
bers, as opposed to digital which can only be distinct whole
numbers. Analog data often comes from measurements. The sound a
modem makes over the phone is analog since it can be any of a
number of different frequencies. [See also digital]
.
&
ancient
/antiguo
&
and
p[1]and you toop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
retort to an insult
p[1]and thats no jokep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcement of the truth of an utterance
p[1]and thatp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sustituting a list
p[1]and stuff like thatp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sustituting a list
p[1]and no mistakep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcement of the truth of an utterance
p[1]and no messingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcement of the truth of an utterance
p[1]and howp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
agreement emphatic
p[1]and everythingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sustituting a list
p[1]and all that jazzp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sustituting a list
p[1]and all that and all that crapp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sustituting a list
/y
&
angel
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cocaine
&
anger
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dander
&
angle
[ENGLISH SLANG]
move-trick/clever strategy
&
angry
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be pissed off with sy/be ticked off/be in a paddy/be brassed off/be all steamed up/be browned off/be in a huff/cannot see straight/be narked/ratty/be red assed/be cheesed off/be teed off/be dischuffed/stroppy/be fit to be tied/shirty/be bugged at sy/waxy
/enojado
&
animal
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable person
-el animal
&
ankle
-el tobillo
&
annex
p[1]annex sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
steal
&
announcer
-el locutor
&
annoy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get on sy's wick/nark sy/get sy's monkey up/make sy see red/get up sy's nose/get sy's goat up/give sy a pain in the arse/get sy's dander up/give sy a pain in the bum/moither sy/bug sysy's assburn sy up/get sy's hump up/drive sy nuts/tick sy off/aggravate sy/get sy's back up/gripe sy' ass/make sy hot under the collar/piss sy off/tee sy off/gripe sy/grip one's shit/drive sy up the wall/give sy the fits
*enojar
&
annoyed
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be cheesed off/be pissed off with sy/be teed off/be brassed off/be bugged at sy/be fit to be tied/be ticked off/be in a huff/be in a paddy/stroppy/cannot see straight/waxy/be dischuffed/be red assed/ratty/be all steamed up/be narked/shirty/be browned off
&
annual
/anual
&
anonymous
Refers to a message, where the author was able to
leave out his name. On some BBS's you are allowed to post anony-
mous messages so that others won't know who you are. The SysOp
usually can find out who the author is, however.
&
ansi
ANSI is an organization that sets standards. ANSI graph-
ics, however, is a set of cursor control codes which originated
on the VT100 smart terminal. Many BBS's use these codes to help
improve the sending of characters to communications programs. It
uses the escape character, followed by other characters, which
allows movement of the cursor on the screen, a change of color,
and more.
&
answer
p[1]answer modep[0]
When a modem is ready to pick up the phone when it
rings. After picking up the phone, the modem will attempt to
make a connection with another modem. All BBS's are in answer
mode. [See also originate mode]
.
p[1]answer frequencyp[0]
The frequency of the carrier that a modem uses
when it has been called by another computer. [See also originate
frequency]
.
-la respuesta
&
answering
p[1]answering machinep[0]
See voice mail.
p[1]answering computerp[0]
This is the computer that is being called.
Therefore, it is usually the BBS or mainframe. [See also origi-
nating computer]
.
&
ant
-la hormiga
&
ante
p[1]ante upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
pay
&
anti
p[1]anti virusp[0]
anti virus (m)
&
antsy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
edgy/tense
&
anus
[ENGLISH SLANG]
arsehole
ano
&
anything
p[1]anything to sneeze atp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
small sum of money
p[1]anything elsep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of indignation at sy
&
ape
[ENGLISH SLANG]
big man of physical size
&
apologize
*disculparse
&
apostrophe
The character '. It is usually used in contractions
of words, such as "don't".
&
appear
[ENGLISH SLANG]
put in an appearance/blow in/make the scene/roll up/show/show the flag
&
appetite
-el apetito
&
appetizer
-el aperitivo
&
applaud
*aplaudir
&
applause
-el aplauso
&
apple
p[1]apple polisherp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flatterer
p[1]apple shinerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flatterer
-la manzana
&
applepolish
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flatter
&
apples
-las manzanas
&
applications
p[1]applications packagep[0]
software (m) de aplicaciograven,
paqete de aplicacio` (m)
&
appointment
-la cita
&
appreciate
*apreciar
&
apricot
-el chabacano
&
april
/abril
&
apron
-el delantal
&
aquarium
-el acuarium
&
arc
When a filename has the extension ARC, it means that it is
an archive that has been compressed with the program PKARC. To
get the files out of the archive, you need to use the program
PKXARC. You should be able to find this program on many BBS's.
[See also archive, unarchive]
.
&
architect
-el arquitecto
&
archive
[noun]
A group of programs that are together, usually
compressed, in one file. [verb]
the process of combining those
files. There are a number of software packages which will com-
press files into an archive, and most programs on BBS's have been
archived with one of these software packages. [See also unar-
chive, compress, ZIP, ARJ, ARC, PAK, LZH]
.
&
are
p[1]are you sure thats allp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of indignation at sy
&
area
p[1]area codep[0]
The 3-digit number used by the telephone company to
designate a geographic area. Each state in the United States has
1 or more area codes. If you call a phone number in a different
area code, you must dial "1" and then the area code before the
phone number. If you call a number within your area code, you
just dial the phone number (if it is long distance within your
area code, you must dial "1" and then the number).
&
argue
*arguir
&
argufy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
quarrel
&
argument
-el argumento
&
argy
p[1]argy bargyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
quarrel
&
arj
[1]
A file extension that indicates that the file was com-
pressed with the program ARJ. [2]
The program ARJ, used to
archive and un-archive files with the ARJ extension. [See also
archive, unarchive]
.
&
arm
-el brazo
&
arms
-los brazos
&
army
[ENGLISH SLANG]
brown jobs/p.b.i. poor bloody infantry/the green machine
&
arouse
[ENGLISH SLANG]
switch sy on/work sy up/light sy's fire/turn sy on/get sy all steamed up/get sy going/make sy hot and bothered/do things to sy
&
aroused
[ENGLISH SLANG]
hot to trot/frisky/hot/randy/steaming/be hot pants/horny/rooty/wet down the ankles
&
arpa
p[1]arpa netp[0]
The network from which Internet was formed.
&
arrange
*arreglar
&
arrest
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bust sy/get sy bang to rights/hoist sy/pull sy in/bag sy/haul sy in/run sy in
&
arrive
[ENGLISH SLANG]
make the scene/show/show the flag/blow in/roll up/put in an appearance
*llegar
&
arrow
-la flecha
&
arse
p[1]arse lickingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flattering
p[1]arse crawlerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flatterer
p[1]arse arse about with sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
tinker about
p[1]arse lickingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flattery
p[1]arse kissingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flattery
p[1]arse upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
make a mistake/bungle
p[1]arse sg upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
spoil/make a mess of
p[1]arse aroundp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fool around
p[1]arse about with sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fiddle with sg
[ENGLISH SLANG]
posterior/stupid person
&
arsehole
[ENGLISH SLANG]
objectionable person/anus
&
artichoke
-la alcachofa
&
artificial
/artificial
&
as
p[1]as straight as a dogs hind legp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crooked
p[1]as much use as flogging a dead horsep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
useless
p[1]as much use as a spare prickp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
useless
p[1]as much use as a fart in a biscuit tinp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
useless
p[1]as much use as a chocolate tea cupp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
useless
p[1]as a coverupp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
for camouflage
p[1]as easy as abc money from a beggarp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
easy
p[1]as dull as ditchwaterp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dull
p[1]as clear as mudp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
not understandable/indicating that we understood sg
(On) Another Subject
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ascii
p[1]ascii transferp[0]
When a text file is sent directly as it is,
without any special codes.
An acronym for American Standard Code of Information
Interchange. It uses 7 bits to represent all uppercase and
lowercase characters, as well as numbers, punctuation marks, and
other characters. ASCII often uses 8 bits in the form of bytes
and ignores the first bit. [See also EBCDIC]
.
ASCII
&
ashtray
-el cenicero
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ask
p[1]ask me anotherp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
indicating that we do not know sg
p[1]ask for sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
con/pump sy for sg/spare-change it/scrounge around/tap sy for sg/chisel sg/touch sy for/free load/mooch sg off sy/scrounge sg off sy/panhandle/ponce sg from sy/be on the scrounge/put the bite on sy for sg/bum sg from sy/hit sy up for sg
p[1]ask for esp money constantlyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
milk sy/syphon sg off sy
*preguntar
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asleep
/dormido
&
aspirin
-la aspirina
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ass
p[1]ass wiperp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
toilet paper
p[1]ass kisserp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flatterer
p[1]ass brainedp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stupid
p[1]ass manp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
womanizer
p[1]ass fuck syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
coit/have sex
p[1]ass fuckp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sexual intercourse
culo, bufete
&
assbackwards
[ENGLISH SLANG]
clumsily
&
asscheck
nalga
&
assfuck
p[1]assfuck top[0]
dar por el culo, encular
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asshole
p[1]asshole buddyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
friend
objectionable person/thing
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stupid person
ojete, ojo del culo
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asterisk
The character *.
-el asterisco
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astound
[ENGLISH SLANG]
floor sy/knock sy for six loop/knock sy all of a heap/knock sy flat/blow sy's mind/knock sy out cold/bowl sy over/throw sy
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asynchronous
p[1]asynchronous communicationp[0]
This is when the beginning and end
of each byte that is sent over the phone lines is marked somehow.
This way, if there is line noise, the modem can find out right
away where the next byte should start. [See also synchronous
communication]
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at
p[1]at the first shotp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at the first attempt/at once
p[1]at full pokep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed
p[1]at full lickp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed
p[1]at full beltp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed/at maximum intensity
p[1]at full batp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed/at maximum intensity
p[1]at first blushp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at the first sight
p[1]at a spanking pacep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed
p[1]at a mincep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed
p[1]at a fast lickp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed
p[1]at a cracking pacep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed
p[1]at a fair old lickp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full speed
p[1]at full fartp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at maximum intensity
p[1]at full blastp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at maximum intensity
p[1]at the first attemptp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
first bash/straight off/at the first shot
p[1]at oncep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
first bash/pronto/straight off/off the top of one's head/off the cuff/at the first shot/straight off/a mo/in half a jiffy
p[1]at maximum intensityp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at full blast/at full belt/all out/at full bat/at full fart
p[1]at full speedp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at a fast lick/at a cracking pace/at full lick/wide open/at full belt/at a fair old lick/flat-out/at full poke/at a mince/at a spanking pace/at full bat/hell-for-leather
p[1]at the first sightp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
at first blush
p[1]at tp[0]
American Telephone and Telegraph, the inventors of the
first modem.
p[1]at signp[0]
The character @. Often read as 'at'.
p[1]at command setp[0]
See Hayes AT command set.
p[1]at commandp[0]
Any instructions sent to a modem that begin with
"AT". See also Hayes AT command set.
p[1]at what timep[0]
A que hora?
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athlete
-el atleta
&
atsl
Along The Same Line
&
attaboy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of appreciation
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attack
p[1]attack syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
lay into sy/light into sy/lace into sy/lam into sy/sail into sy/lash into sy/wade into sy/lash out at sy/jump sy/crash into sy/lam out at sy/lash at sy/let into sy
p[1]attack verballyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
lay into sy/sail into sy/climb all over sy/pitch into sy/go for sy/wade into sy/jump down sy's throat/light into sy/jump on sy/rip into sy/lace into sy/tear into sy/lam into sy/lash into sy/have a go at sy
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attended
p[1]attended modep[0]
This is the mode that a communications program is
in while you are operating it. [See also unattended mode]
.
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attention
p[1]attention charactersp[0]
The letters "AT", which get the modem's
attention that you are about to send it a command. [See also
