The 10 occurrences of blivet
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:blivet: /bliv'*t/ [allegedly from a World War II military term meaning "ten pounds of manure in a five-pound bag"] n. 1.
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:blivet: /bliv'*t/ /n./ [allegedly from a World War II military term meaning "ten pounds of manure in a five-pound bag"] 1.
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Node:= B =, Next:[699]= C =, Previous:[700]= A =, Up:[701]The Jargon Lexicon = B = * [702]B5: * [703]back door: * [704]backbone cabal: * [705]backbone site: * [706]backgammon: * [707]background: * [708]backreference: * [709]backronym: * [710]backspace and overstrike: * [711]backward combatability: * [712]BAD: * [713]Bad and Wrong: * [714]Bad Thing: * [715]bag on the side: * [716]bagbiter: * [717]bagbiting: * [718]baggy pantsing: * [719]balloonian variable: * [720]bamf: * [721]banana label: * [722]banana problem: * [723]banner ad: * [724]banner site: * [725]barn: * [726]batbelt: * [727]Befunge: * [728]BI: * [729]binary four: * [730]bandwidth: * [731]bang: * [732]bang on: * [733]bang path: * [734]banner: * [735]bar: * [736]bare metal: * [737]barf: * [738]barfmail: * [739]barfulation: * [740]barfulous: * [741]barney: * [742]baroque: * [743]BASIC: * [744]batch: * [745]bathtub curve: * [746]baud: * [747]baud barf: * [748]baz: * [749]bazaar: * [750]bboard: * [751]BBS: * [752]BCPL: * [753]beam: * [754]beanie key: * [755]beep: * [756]beige toaster: * [757]bells and whistles: * [758]bells whistles and gongs: * [759]benchmark: * [760]Berkeley Quality Software: * [761]berklix: * [762]Berzerkeley: * [763]beta: * [764]BFI: * [765]bible: * [766]BiCapitalization: * [767]B1FF: * [768]biff: * [769]Big Gray Wall: * [770]big iron: * [771]Big Red Switch: * [772]Big Room: * [773]big win: * [774]big-endian: * [775]bignum: * [776]bigot: * [777]bit: * [778]bit bang: * [779]bit bashing: * [780]bit bucket: * [781]bit decay: * [782]bit rot: * [783]bit twiddling: * [784]bit-paired keyboard: * [785]bitblt: * [786]BITNET: * [787]bits: * [788]bitty box: * [789]bixen: * [790]bixie: * [791]black art: * [792]black hole: * [793]black magic: * [794]Black Screen of Death: * [795]Black Thursday: * [796]blammo: * [797]blargh: * [798]blast: * [799]blat: * [800]bletch: * [801]bletcherous: * [802]blink: * [803]blinkenlights: * [804]blit: * [805]blitter: * [806]blivet: * [807]bloatware: * [808]BLOB: * [809]block: * [810]block transfer computations: * [811]Bloggs Family: * [812]blow an EPROM: * [813]blow away: * [814]blow out: * [815]blow past: * [816]blow up: * [817]BLT: * [818]Blue Book: * [819]blue box: * [820]Blue Glue: * [821]blue goo: * [822]Blue Screen of Death: * [823]blue wire: * [824]blurgle: * [825]BNF: * [826]boa: * [827]board: * [828]boat anchor: * [829]bob: * [830]bodysurf code: * [831]BOF: * [832]BOFH: * [833]bogo-sort: * [834]bogometer: * [835]BogoMIPS: * [836]bogon: * [837]bogon filter: * [838]bogon flux: * [839]bogosity: * [840]bogotify: * [841]bogue out: * [842]bogus: * [843]Bohr bug: * [844]boink: * [845]bomb: * [846]bondage-and-discipline language: * [847]bonk/oif: * [848]book titles: * [849]boot: * [850]Borg: * [851]borken: * [852]bot: * [853]bot spot: * [854]bottom feeder: * [855]bottom-up implementation: * [856]bounce: * [857]bounce message: * [858]boustrophedon: * [859]box: * [860]boxed comments: * [861]boxen: * [862]boxology: * [863]bozotic: * [864]BQS: * [865]brain dump: * [866]brain fart: * [867]brain-damaged: * [868]brain-dead: * [869]braino: * [870]branch to Fishkill: * [871]bread crumbs: * [872]break: * [873]break-even point: * [874]breath-of-life packet: * [875]breedle: * [876]Breidbart Index: * [877]bring X to its knees: * [878]brittle: * [879]broadcast storm: * [880]brochureware: * [881]broken: * [882]broken arrow: * [883]BrokenWindows: * [884]broket: * [885]Brooks's Law: * [886]brown-paper-bag bug: * [887]browser: * [888]BRS: * [889]brute force: * [890]brute force and ignorance: * [891]BSD: * [892]BSOD: * [893]BUAF: * [894]BUAG: * [895]bubble sort: * [896]bucky bits: * [897]buffer chuck: * [898]buffer overflow: * [899]bug: * [900]bug-compatible: * [901]bug-for-bug compatible: * [902]bug-of-the-month club: * [903]buglix: * [904]bulletproof: * [905]bullschildt: * [906]bum: * [907]bump: * [908]burble: * [909]buried treasure: * [910]burn-in period: * [911]burst page: * [912]busy-wait: * [913]buzz: * [914]BWQ: * [915]by hand: * [916]byte: * [917]byte sex: * [918]bytesexual: * [919]Bzzzt!
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Node:blitter, Next:[1526]blivet, Previous:[1527]blit, Up:[1528]= B = blitter /blit'r/ n. [common] A special-purpose chip or hardware system built to perform [1529]blit operations, esp.
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Node:blivet, Next:[1532]bloatware, Previous:[1533]blitter, Up:[1534]= B = blivet /bliv'*t/ n. [allegedly from a World War II military term meaning "ten pounds of manure in a five-pound bag"] 1.
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Node:bloatware, Next:[1536]BLOB, Previous:[1537]blivet, Up:[1538]= B = bloatware n. [common] Software that provides minimal functionality while requiring a disproportionate amount of diskspace and memory.