slashness

In computing. Slashness refers to how path separator, commonly '/' and '\', is oriented in it's string representation.

Wally is mad at Windows(tm) reversed slashness path representation because he's losing precious time while every other OSes uses forward slashness.

by inrelationshipwitha68k August 31, 2023

Slash

1. cut with a wide, sweeping movement, typically using a knife or sword
2. /
3. a very tasty person who loves to suck french people's balls

A) Did you see that Karina uses sl/ash pronouns
B) Yeah, she uses NEOpronouns. SHE IS N OO T VALID

A) The person from the movie show has a very deep slash.
B) um, ok do i care lol

A) That person literally reminds me of slash
B) REAL ONG

by lunarclientuser9393 July 14, 2023

Slash bin

Slash bin = toilet

"Hold up a minute pal im off to the slash bin"

"Whats that"

"Its the toilet mush"

by Marat Vdovichenko May 16, 2022

Owl Slashed

a shitty roblox game where braindead babies fight half their battles in the air and with an overly powerful stupid ability
abandoned by its creator for a successful game they wont reboot

Yo bro wanna play Owl Slashed?
No you motherfucking dweeb

by Chronicholas December 24, 2021

Slash

Not this kind of slash —> /
The guitar god

Slash is a good guitarist.

by Guitaristwhoisnotaproffesional April 18, 2022

Slash the Great

The most famous tso-lotus fan of them all. Slash the Great founded and maintains the "Lotus Is Bad On LAN" club. He is known for his stealthy Japanese AWP skill and affinity for cutting meat at Albertson's.

tso-lotus stole Slash the Great's sweatshirt about a year ago and won't give it back.

by ger November 29, 2004

slash

Unconfirmed, but implied to be an unusual American military slang term for fuel ethanol. In particular, potable cane alchohol used to fuel modified vehicle engines or possibly purpose-built multifuel engines -- in places where war damage has reduced access to petroleum-based fuels. If genuine, the term may derive from the work of hard laborers using blades to harvest sugar cane fields.

Term appears in a short fiction story by S. M. Sterling, entitled “Lost Legion."

For a while we might solve the problem, if we can find contacts who can get us enough slash to use.

by _/ February 5, 2022