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 L33T Definition: The usage of numbers to replace some letters. 0 - O 1 - I, L 3 - E 4 - A 5 - S 6 - G 7 - T 8 - B It is derived from 'elite' and is considered as such by some and irritating by others. Usage: n00b i pwn u w1t ma l33t 5k1llZ l0l! Posted by gabtdw on May 1, 2009 at 09:13:30 Pacific |
L33T Definition: A form of chatspeak in which letters are replaced by other letters, numbers, and symbols. There are many different ways to speak l33t and there is no defined standard, though many people will argue about this. Often, a noob will use this to try to convince others that they're more experienced, since they're speaking in another language while playing a game. Of course, it just further proves they should take the time to read the manual. Usage: Did you see that [noob]? He thinks he's so cool, but he's just using l33t. Example of l33tspeak: |-| |= |_ |_ 0 ___ T |-| |= R |= ! Posted by Nofew on June 24, 2009 at 16:25:12 Pacific |
L33T Definition: L33T Was actually created in 1980's where people in chatrooms were using ASCII characters and symbols to bypass work filter systems. L33T can be described as a form of encryption, It was used on message boards and internet chat rooms mainly on the topic of hacking, cracking and scripts. (My sentence is crap but it's an example of L33T Usage: H3110 M7 Fr13N0, 1 W1lL H4Ck Y0u W17H 4 n0ob Sc1pt. Posted by Mattio on June 25, 2009 at 05:22:52 Pacific |
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