l33tsp33k meaning and definitionl33tsp33k mean? Here you find 7 meanings of l33tsp33k.
leet or elite speak, an almost dead internet language originally used by real hackers to communicate, now used by people trying to make themselves look cool by typing in a language hardly anyone can read, here is a quick tutorial on how to speak 1337. 1= L 2= Z (not often used) 3= E 4 = A 5= S 6= G 7= T 8 = B(uncommon) 9 = G 0 = O |< = K |2 = R ( = C + = T |\| = N `/ = Y >< = X $ = S (rare) \/\/ = W |) = D words often shortened replacing for example er with z0r, hacker becomes hackz0r or |-|4kz0r |20x0|2 = rockz0r = amasing,good ect....
A dialect of typing that uses numbers and symbols to replace letters, and many misspellings. The name is a bastardization of "elite speak", as it was originally popularized to "look cool" and seperate one from word=noobnoobs/word. Examples of such replacements used in leetspeak are: 1's or |'s for l's and/or i's, 5's or z's for s's, @'s or 4's for a's, \/\/'s for w's, etc. People who use l33tspeak usually have their own form, using their own combinations of replacements and misspellings. A popular form of l33tsp33k uses random capitalizations of letters that are not (or cannot be, in some cases) replaced. Nowadays computer geeks, and those who spend much of their day in word=chat roomchat rooms/word or word=forumforums/word will use intermittent l33tsp33k to joke around with one another; true l33tsp33kers are rarely seen around the internet anymore.
l33tspeek is a term that came about with the early hacker, sometimes called elite speak. Someone who spells in l33tsp33k with pride is someone who can type it as fast as normal words. There are many other spellings, such as the number based 13375P33|< or the rarely seen |337zp33|{.
A way of writing using symbols/numbers for words. Used online in various quake like games comes from "elite"
in simple terms, a "language" for morons. generally members of an online gaming community will type like this, leading them to believe that they are funny and/or cool. the causes of them wanting to look like morons are unknown. see also: teh and pwned
Type in English please, because 1.no one understands what the fuck you are saying 2.it is not funny (but people will laugh... haha) 3.its a waste of your worthless time 4.you look like a fucking idiot 5.you are not cool, and typing like that does not improve your status whatsoever 6.it proves that you have not completed your quest for punani and will not succeed for a long time
Only n00bs use l33tsp33k.
retard speech coined by fags who slept through their English classes.
4 |3 C |) 3 F G |-| ] j |< 1 /\/\ |\| 0 |D Q |2 5 7 |_| \/ \/\/ >< Y Z
Like a hipster, someone who thinks they're really cool and better than everyone else by trying really hard to be different possibly through unconventional means. They think of themselves as being l33t.
l33t is internet slang for "Elite", supa is shortened from "Super" and h4x0r is again internet speak for "Hacker" so you end up with Elite Super Hacker which is a person who is really good at hacking (consult dictionary for definition of hacking) l33t supa h4x0r is actually a cheat in a game called Age Of Mythology which allows unit production, building and peasant gathering to speed up immensly
L33t w00t's what you say when you're pretty pissed off.
A legendary kid who will beast on anyone at halo 3. He Betrays For The Sniper So Don't Bother Trying!!
A slight upgrade from l33t. Which means to be "elite." The "z0r" adds power to it, therefore making it describe someone who is quite extraordinarily elite compared to the average elite individual.
L33t + Dezil = L33zil, the epitome of something. There is nothing better than something that is l33zil
RPO code for a 350 hp/410 tq 396 big block engine found in Camaros, Chevelles and Novas from 1967 up thru 1970. It was not produced after 1970. The same engine was rated at 360 hp in 1966. This was the middle of the road 396 during the muscle car years. The only other 2 396 engines were the 325 hp model, RPO code "L35" and the top dog 396 RPO code "L78". The L34 engine used a hotter hydraulic camshaft than the L35 did. It also used a Quadrajet 4 bbl carbureator, and a set of oval port heads with 2.06/1.72 valves, casting code 3964290. The compression ratio was set at 10.25:1. The blocks were usually 2 bolt blocks (though some claim 4 bolts were avaliabe). It's also rumored some came with forged cranks while others say nodular. The L78 396 however used a solid lifter camshaft and a pair of rectangular port heads, a 780 Holley carbureator, a 4 bolt main block with forged crank and an 11:1 compression ratio.
Same as l33t or l347 short for elite, used by little internet nerds