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key phobe

(noun) : Correction of previous definition. It's pronounced like 'fob' because it is 'fob' not 'phobe'. A key fob. Also keyfob and key-fob.

Use your key fob to unlock the door.

Submitted by: Olivier from United Kingdom on Jul. 18, 2006 09:55

(noun) : pronounced "faahb", not the same as phobe as in phobia. It is a remote control device used to lock and unlock automobile doors and activate and deactivate alarms or security systems. Used in the automobile and home alarm industry.

Sally used her key phobe to unlock her trunk to load her groceries. —jennifer l. adams, I have seen it used many times and just had a fight but could not find it in m-w

Submitted by: Jennifer Adams from Texas on Jul. 13, 2006 17:51

keybeard (noun) : The unsightly stain that develops around the edges of a well-used computer button.

Submitted by: Erika Hiramatsu from California on Apr. 23, 2007 19:18

keyfess (verb) : to anonymously make known a confession online using a keyboard

Her secrets was so dark she would only keyfess it.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 17, 2006 00:33

keypeaters (other) : Chatroom words where people type words with multiple redundant characters. For example; Oh how I misssssssss you soooooooo. and Hiiiiiiiiiiiiii how are youuuuuuuuuuu?

I have not heard this word used and coined it myself.

Submitted by: Craig Mansfield Hill from Canada on Jan. 06, 2008 13:01

keyterm (noun) : two or more associated keywords linked together usually for Web indexing

In domaineering, an Internet domain name composed of two or more associated generic keywords is referred to as a keyterm domain.

Submitted by: W. Lorenz from Canada on May. 02, 2009 14:33

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