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Welcome to the Jargon File

1. Introduction

2. The Jargon Lexicon
- Glossary
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  - A
  - B
  - C
  - D
  - E
  - F
  - G
    - G
    - gang bang
    - Gang of Four
    - garbage collect
    - garply
    - gas
    - Gates’s Law
    - gawble
    - GC
    - GCOS
    - GECOS
    - gedanken
    - geef
    - geek
    - geek code
    - geek out
    - geekasm
    - gen
    - gender mender
    - General Public Virus
    - generate
    - Genius From Mars Technique
    - gensym
    - Get a life!
    - Get a real computer!
    - GandhiCon
    - gib
    - GIFs at 11
    - gig
    - giga-
    - GIGO
    - gilley
    - gillion
    - ginger
    - GIPS
    - GIYF
    - glark
    - glass
    - glass tty
    - glassfet
    - glitch
    - glob
    - glork
    - glue
    - gnarly
    - GNU
    - gnubie
    - GNUMACS
    - go flatline
    - go gold
    - go root
    - go-faster stripes
    - GoAT
    - goat file
    - gobble
    - Godwin’s Law
    - Godzillagram
    - golden
    - golf-ball printer
    - gonk
    - gonkulator
    - gonzo
    - Good Thing
    - google
    - google juice
    - gopher
    - gopher hole
    - gorets
    - gorilla arm
    - gorp
    - GOSMACS
    - gotcha
    - GPL
    - GPV
    - gray goo
    - gray hat
    - Great Internet Explosion
    - Great Renaming
    - Great Runes
    - Great Worm
    - great-wall
    - green bytes
    - green card
    - green lightning
    - green machine
    - Green’s Theorem
    - greenbar
    - grep
    - gribble
    - grilf
    - grind
    - grind crank
    - gritch
    - grok
    - gronk
    - gronk out
    - gronked
    - grovel
    - grue
    - grunge
    - gubbish
    - Guido
    - guiltware
    - gumby
    - gunch
    - gunpowder chicken
    - guru
    - guru meditation
    - gweep
    - GWF
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  - N
  - O
  - P
  - Q
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  - S
  - T
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  - X
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3. Appendices

jargon-i18n

2. The Jargon Lexicon
Glossary
G
go-faster stripes
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go-faster stripes

n.

[UK] Syn. chrome. Mainstream in some parts of UK.

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