What (who) is haxor - definition
INTERNET SLANG/ALPHABET, REPLACE CHARACTERS THROUGH SIMILAR LOOKING NUMBERS
H4x0r; PWNED!; Pwn; Pwnage; Pwned; Pwn3d; Pwns; Pwnt; D00d; PWNED; Pwning; Powned; Pwnzor; Pwnz0red; Pwnz0r; PVVn; PVVned; PVVn3d; Pvvn; Pvvned; Pownzored; P0wnzored; Pvvnz0red; Pwnsome; Qwn; Whorage; P3wNed; Wtfpwned; NORP; Pwnership; Pwn4g3; Pwnzed; Pwnzore; P00n; Poned; Pwn7; P0wn; Pwn'd; N00d; Powne; Ownd; Power ownage; Pownage; P0wnage; Pwnd; Po0wned; Pwen; Ponage; Pwner; Prwn; J00s; User:Jarcanist/Leet; Haxors; L33t5p34k; 3l33t; W33t; Web Speak; H4x0ring; Haxing; 133+; P33n; 1337 sp33k; Warez text; 1337 sp34k; Leet speek; L33t speek; 1337 speek; L33tspeek; L33t sp34k; N00bz; J00r; Leeet; Z0mg; L33tsp34k; 1e3t; 1ee7; 31337 speak; LEE7; Lamez0r; L33tsp33k; 1337 5P33K; Hakspeak; P3n; D00dz; 13375934k; Leet language; Hacker speek; 4w3s0m3; LEET; A guide to the hacker language; 1337speak; H4x; N0rp; 10100111001; X4x0r; L33+; 3133t; Suxor; 3l337; @$$; CHix0r; Leet-speak; Leet (language); English Leet; Noobspeak; Haxxor; 1337 haxor; R0x0r; Leet/1337; 1337 language; L337 Sp34k; Example of leetspeak; Sux0r; L33t speak; R0x0rz; Netspeek; 1N4N3; Thr33; 1337 speak; 133t5p33k; Leet Speak; H4xor; Ph33r t3h ...; 133t; Hax0r; Cracker slang; Computer cracker slang; Suxx0r; Pheer; Roxxorz; H4X0R; Leeter; Roxxor; Suxxor; El33t; Leetspeek; Ph33r; Roxorz; P33n0r; L33t sp33k; 13375p34k; L33tspeak; 1337 5p34k; Pr0n; Haxor; 1337 Speak; 31337; Leet speak; Leetspeak; L33T; L33t; D00dsp33k; L337; 1337!1; Ph34r; K-rad; 1337n00b; PWND; Chix0r; Hax0rz; Pooned; Ch1x0r; Leetification; Epic pwn; Eleet; Eleetspeak; L3e7; Lee7; L3et; Le3t; Le37; 1eet; 13et; 1e37; 13e7; L33tsp3ak; 133t 5p34k; L33+ Sp34k; L33+ $P34K; 1337sp34k; 13375p334k; 3v4r; Nrop; 1337 (slang term); B00bs; 1337 5p33k; Pr0nz; Pwnsday; 1337spk; 1337 spk; 13375p33k; User:Avriette/Leet; 1337-speak
![An "31337 H4X0R" (elite hacker) laptop sticker, along with a [[Kevin Mitnick]] sticker](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/31337 h4x0r.jpg?width=200 "An \"31337 H4X0R\" (elite hacker) laptop sticker, along with a [[Kevin Mitnick]] sticker")
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![Various [[display device]]s showing 1337](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Anzeigen(Displays).jpg?width=200 "Various [[display device]]s showing 1337")
![An example of the term ''pwned'' in a'' [[Laugh-Out-Loud Cats]]'' comic strip](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Laugh-Out-Loud Cats 736.jpg?width=200 "An example of the term ''pwned'' in a'' [[Laugh-Out-Loud Cats]]'' comic strip")
haxor
Hacker. Still pronounced hacker. The xor ending can be applied to different types of words. Interjections (Wowxor!), verbs (I roxored (rocked) that ____), and nouns (I was hanging out with Tomxor.). Mostly used online but people may say x-orto signify the spelling in speech.
Justin is the coolest haxor I know.
Justin is the coolest haxor I know.
pwned
Past tense. To have seized complete control over something or someone. To render a victim completely helpless and at the absolute mercy of the victor.
It's origin comes from the word owned commonly used in hacker speak to represent complete ownership of a hacked computer system or defacement of a
Website. The variation of spelling (from owned to pwned) is thought to have occurred do typing errors in certain online games. On a computer keyboard the letter p is close in proximity to the letter o , so pwned became a common misspelling. New online gamers seeing this misspelling simply adopted it as the true word for owned.
I pwned you when I took first place in the competition.Variations: owned, ownz
It's origin comes from the word owned commonly used in hacker speak to represent complete ownership of a hacked computer system or defacement of a
Website. The variation of spelling (from owned to pwned) is thought to have occurred do typing errors in certain online games. On a computer keyboard the letter p is close in proximity to the letter o , so pwned became a common misspelling. New online gamers seeing this misspelling simply adopted it as the true word for owned.
I pwned you when I took first place in the competition.Variations: owned, ownz
leet
leet1
(also court leet)
¦ noun historical
1. a yearly or half-yearly court of record held by the lords of certain manors.
2. the jurisdiction of such a court.
Origin
ME: from Anglo-Norman Fr. lete or Anglo-Latin leta, of unknown origin.
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leet2
¦ noun Scottish a list of candidates selected for a post.
Origin
ME: prob. from OFr. lit(t)e, var. of liste 'list'.
Wikipedia
Leet
Leet (or "1337"), also known as eleet or leetspeak, is a system of modified spellings used primarily on the Internet. It often uses character replacements in ways that play on the similarity of their glyphs via reflection or other resemblance. Additionally, it modifies certain words based on a system of suffixes and alternate meanings. There are many dialects or linguistic varieties in different online communities.
The term "leet" is derived from the word elite, used as an adjective to describe skill or accomplishment, especially in the fields of online gaming and computer hacking. The leet lexicon includes spellings of the word as 1337 or leet.
