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Software A collection of instructions and data used to perform specific tasks on a computer.  ■ "I can't believe I forgot my password! That software is really making me feel stupid."


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Terminology Software Software that allows people to talk like experts, even though they have no idea what they're talking about.  ■ John decided to buy Terminology Software so he could impress his boss at the next meeting. He spent hours memorizing buzzwords and acronyms, but when it came time to speak, he stumbled over his words and sounded like a clown.

TLex Lexicography Software1 A software that helps people become experts in making up fake words and definitions.  ■ "I used TLex to create a new word 'flibberdoodle' meaning the act of eating too much cake. Now I can impress my friends with my new vocabulary."

2 a software tool used in linguistics to create and manage lexical databases un outil logiciel utilisé en linguistique pour créer et gérer des bases lexicographiques  ■ TLex is a powerful tool for managing and organizing large amounts of linguistic data. TLex est un outil fortement utile pour gérer et organiser des quantités importantes de données linguistiques.

TLTerm A software program that helps users remember obscure technical terms.  ■ "I forgot what a 'tlTerm' was, but with my TLTerm software, I can quickly look it up and remember. It's the best thing for acronym amnesia!

reprogramming The act of replacing old software with new, more efficient versions.  ■ After realizing that his antivirus software was slowing down his computer, John decided to reprogram his system with a faster antivirus program. As a result, he was able to play games on his computer without lagging behind.

Application A software program designed to perform specific tasks or functions.  ■ I downloaded the "Find My Cat" application, but it turned out that my cat is not lost, just hiding in the same room as me.

Applications Software programs designed to perform specific tasks on a computer or mobile device.  ■ "I can't live without my music streaming applications. They help me stay connected to the latest hits."

Challenged To be unable to handle or defeat someone, something or a situation due to lack of ability or resources.  ■ "Despite his best efforts, the new employee was really challenged by the complex accounting software."

glitches A sudden, unexplained error in computer hardware or software that causes unexpected behavior.  ■ "The computer froze and started glitching, causing the user's game to crash and lose all their progress."

operator A person who performs a specific task or operation, often using complex machinery or software.  ■The coffee machine operator was very skilled at making the perfect latte every time.

secretarial adj. relating to the work or duties of a secretary, often involving tasks such as typing, filing, and answering phones.  ■ "I may be a secretarial genius, but I still can't figure out how to use this new software."

Simulator A device or software program that imitates the behavior of a real-life system or environment in order to provide a realistic experience.  ■ "I don't know how to ride a motorcycle, so I'll just use the simulator instead."

TLex2 A software program used to create and manage dictionaries, thesauri, and other lexical databases.  ■ "I can't believe I accidentally misspelled 'TLex' on my resume! It's not like it's a hard word to remember..."

tlTerm A software that generates humorous terms for everyday words and phrases.  ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!" - This is an example of a hilarious term generated by tlTerm.

Administrators A group of people who are responsible for maintaining the operations of an organization or system, often involving the use of computers and software.  ■ "The administrators were furious when they found out that one of their employees had accidentally deleted all of the company's important files."

afforded to be granted or given permission to do something, such as accessing the internet at work  ■ The company's IT department was thrilled when they found out that they were finally afforded the right to install the latest antivirus software.

Careers A path of life that people follow to achieve success and financial stability, often involving a series of jobs or professions.  ■ John's career started in retail but he quickly realized he wasn't cut out for sales. He then switched to software development where he was able to create a program that helped him quit his job.

Debian Linux3 A highly customizable and user-friendly Linux distribution that is popular among developers, tinkerers, and other technically-savvy individuals. Despite its technical nature, Debian Linux is surprisingly easy to use, and its vast array of packages and software make it a great choice for anyone looking to get started with Linux.  ■ "I've been using Debian Linux for years, but I still can't figure out why I can't install that one package I need. It's like trying to solve a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma."

debriefed To have a long, tedious conversation about something that you already know well, often involving excessive use of technical jargon and buzzwords.  ■After the meeting, the team was debriefed on the new project management software, which they had already been using for months.

Developer A person who creates software, applications or systems.  ■ John is a developer. He has created some of the most popular apps in the app store., A person who constantly improves upon their own abilities and skills.  ■ Sarah is a developer. She's always working on improving her coding skills and developing new projects., A person who is constantly tinkering with gadgets and gizmos.  ■ "I think I'm a developer," said the man as he fiddled with his latest invention.

docs A person who is a member of a medical profession, such as a doctor or nurse.  ■I had to see my doc for a routine checkup today., Short for "documents," referring to written or digital records.  ■I need all my docs ready for the audit next week., A slang term for a computer, often used in reference to a specific type of device or software.  ■What kind of doc do you have? I'm thinking about getting a new one.

Downloaded To install software or data onto a computer's memory.  ■After downloading the latest update, my computer's performance improved dramatically!, To obtain or acquire something electronically from a website or other online source.  ■I downloaded a new song for my playlist and now I can't stop listening to it., To pull something down, usually as an action of moving something toward the ground or floor.  ■I accidentally downloaded the cat in the photo!

Driver A person who operates a vehicle, often by pushing a button or pedal.  ■ I need to find the driver of this car so I can tell them to stop driving like a maniac!, A software program that controls and directs the behavior of a computer or device.  ■ The driver for my printer is causing it to print in gibberish. I need to find a new driver!

guard A person who watches over and protects something or someone, typically by standing nearby and being alert.  ■ "I need to hire a guard for my valuable antiques. I don't want them getting stolen!"; A device used to protect against malware or other harmful software.  ■ "I forgot to install a guard on my computer before downloading that suspicious attachment. Now it's running slow and crashing constantly."

Implant A small, artificial device that is inserted into the body to replace or augment a missing or damaged part.  ■ After losing her teeth in a car accident, Sarah decided to get dental implants to restore her smile. To put something into an electronic device or system, usually to install software or update firmware.  ■ "I just implanted the new operating system on my computer," said John proudly., A person who has been successfully assimilated into a group or society, often with great effort and enthusiasm.  ■ "You're an implant in this company," said the CEO to his new employee, "but we'll see if you can earn your place."

jailbreak A software or security exploit that allows users to bypass security measures and access previously restricted content or features.  ■ "I used a jailbreak to unlock all the features on my iPhone. It was like something out of a movie.

Lunatics noun: a person who is extremely foolish or irrational, often to the point of being insane.  ■ "I can't believe my boss thinks I'm a lunatic for suggesting that we switch to a new software platform. He must be living on the moon!

Picture A visual representation of something, usually created using a camera or computer software. Also known as a "selfie" if taken by a narcissistic individual.  ■ "I took this picture of myself to prove that I'm not as ugly as everyone says."

Royalties The amount of money a person or organization is entitled to receive as a result of owning or controlling intellectual property, such as books, music, or software.  ■ "I can't believe I have to pay royalties every time someone listens to my hit song on Spotify."

sabbatical A period of time off from work, usually lasting several weeks or months, taken for relaxation, vacation, or personal growth.  ■ "I'm taking a sabbatical from my job as a software engineer to pursue my passion for painting. It's been a great way to unwind and express myself creatively."

squaring The act of becoming increasingly stubborn and refusing to change one's opinion, even when presented with overwhelming evidence to the contrary.  ■ He was squaring about the idea of using a different software, even though it would have made his work much easier.

updates a collection of the latest information, usually about something related to technology or software  ■ I can't wait for the latest updates on my favorite video game! They always add new features and fixes that make it even more awesome.

version A particular kind or stage of a product, software, or system. Often used to differentiate between different versions of something.  ■ I just upgraded to version 2.0 of the app and I can't believe how much more stable it is now!

Viruses Small infectious agents that reproduce inside the cells of living organisms, often causing diseases.  ■ "I'm telling you, my computer is running slower because it's infected with a virus. I bet if I install some antivirus software, it will be as fast as lightning!"