Search results for 'dig':

diggstroyed (noun) : When a website is so flooded with requests from digg users it shuts down.

This website was diggstroyed in a matter of minutes

Submitted by: techietim from New Jersey on Nov. 30, 2005 16:00

digi-outlet (noun) : online retail business that is one of many such retailers in one market

You can now download the entire album, or just the song(s) you want from Apple iTunes, and at the following online digi-outlets: Interia, Rhapsody, MusicNet, BuyMusic, Sony Connect, Audio Lunchbox, Puretracks, Bitmunk, GreatIndieMusic, Inproduction, Daiki, GroupieTunes, RuleRadio.

Submitted by: Jrome from Massachusetts on Dec. 08, 2006 08:32

digicam (noun) : digital camera

I bought the latest digicam and showed to my friends.

Submitted by: pusa from Philippines on May. 07, 2008 08:34

digicammies or digi-cammies (noun) : Digital camouflage uniform worn by US Marines Contraction of digital camouflage utility uniform. Also known as MARPAT (Marine Pattern)

The Marines were ordered to wear green digicammies in the woods and brown digicammies in the desert. —USMC, daily professional use, 2002

Submitted by: Bob Reynolds from Virginia on Nov. 14, 2005 17:38

digidummy (noun) : A person who has no concept of the technological digital world.

My mom admits to being a first class digidummy.

Submitted by: K. from Tennessee on Apr. 12, 2008 12:44

diginomics (noun) : (dij’i-nom’iks) [digital + economics] the technological and social development toward an all-digital economy conducted electronically in all financial dealings between buyer and seller; a cashless society where all financial transactions are conducted electronically.

Today’s college freshman knows nothing of a world without the Internet and diginomics. evolving digital economics! —Wallace R. Wood, www.nstahouston.org/INTROPAK-Global.pdf, 2004-2005

Submitted by: Wallace R. Wood from Texas on Jul. 21, 2007 18:13

digital breadcrumbs (noun) : a digital record of Internet activity

There are always digital breadcrumbs left behind after an Internet session.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Dec. 30, 2008 14:10

digital lint (other) : files or programs left from downloading and uploading and uninstalling software

Due to frequent downloads in the computer, the digital lints are harming the efficiency of the runtime.

Submitted by: GV from North Carolina on Feb. 07, 2009 16:08

Digiteer (noun) : A person who processes digital images.

Pam has become quite the digiteer.

Submitted by: Pamcredible from Alabama on Feb. 03, 2008 11:55

dignitarian (noun) : n. a person who advocates for a dignitarian society, one whose conduct and attitudes are dignitarian

There is a movement among dignitarians to overcome rankism and create a dignitarian world —Robert Fuller, "Somebodies and Nobodies", 2003

Submitted by: Barbara Morris from New York on Nov. 06, 2005 18:41

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