leet

leet
1. (leet) (2277↑, 788↓)
A derivitave of the 80's software piracy scene. Originally "elite" was used to show status on a BBS. Commonly the people who cracked the software, or had sysop access on a board would be referred to as Elite. Later it became common to just use "leet." With the internet explosion it was later used to describe hackers as well as crackers. Due to it being great to be known as leet, newbies started adopting the term and using to describe themselves, often with numerical variations. Anyone who considers themselves "leet" should be able to tell you who/what Razor1911 is, anyone failing to answer this question should be laughed at.

"Wow, those guys that run this new board are leet, they had win 3.1 a week before it came out\!"

2. (leet) (1905↑, 1509↓)
I'm tired of the stupid shits thinking that they know anything. I'm surprised to see that there hasn't been one correct origin of leet in four fucking pages. Yes, leet means elite. Shut the fuck up about it already. Your insulting or not insulting definition isn't worth putting in just becuase you (just like everybody else) know that stupid little fact. It also isn't funny. Yes, leet is a language, now used by gamers, some deserving of using such a language and some not. As for origins, it started with hackers who DIDN'T create a language when the hacked into Microsoft or whatever shit was put before. In fact, it was used in a sort of sub-text that is included in coding so that hackers who send lines of code to each other would know what it did while others would not. Generally speaking there are two forms of leet; soft and hard core. Softcore can range from simply staggering the case of letters to substituting as many letters as possible for numbers. Hardcore leet involves substituting every character for one or more symbol, creating a complex, purposefully nearly unreadable language that attempts to make symbols look like letters. Despite apparent popular belief, it is not stupid or idiodic, at least when used in moderation and in context. Would you seriously take your opinion from somebody as illiterate as those who posted the shit they did? Please. n: a language originally created by computer hackers to communicate through their coding while others could not do such a thing. It misspells words that have been commonly misspelled in English, such as "Teh". It also spells most words phonetically, making it as easy to type in leet as possible. When a word ends in "X" or "cks", it is suitable to put an "orz" at the end. DO NOT put this on the end of every word. leet is also a very flexable language, so you can make your own words and modify the English language (teh smecks is a common substitute for sexy) in any way you see fit as long as it's close. adj: superior; elite. If I missed anything, fuck it, I'm tired.

n: 1 |2 1337 (Direct translation: I r leet. English: I am elite.) adj: That dude's so leet\!

Author: Suck it, bitches http://leet.urbanup.com/973288
3. (Leet) (986↑, 771↓)
(also known as L337 or L33t or 1337, or Leet-Speak... etc) A language commonly used in chat rooms where letters are replaced by numbers and symbols, and words are commonly mispelled.

0mF6, j00 r s0 f$|\<1n6 6h3y\!

Author: Trunks Oliver Wood http://leet.urbanup.com/257385
4. (leet) (598↑, 414↓)
1t'5 4 v4r14t10n 0f t3h w0rd 3l1t3 u53d by 14m3r5 wh0 th1nk th3y 4r3 3l1t3... 0ft3n us3d w1th 4r3 v4r1at10n 0f d1g1t5 1n5t34d 0f l3tt3r5...0ft3n u53d by 5cr1pt k1dd135 t0 d35cr18e th31r 5k1ll. (0ri9in4l d3finiti0n by 5cav3ng3r)

Translation: It's a variation of the word Elite, used by lamers who think they are Elite... often used with are variation of digits instead of letters... Often used by script kiddies to descripe their skill. (Original definition by scavenger)

5. (leet) (1347↑, 1212↓)
A way for virgin losers with small penises who live in their parents' basements to feel cool or special by typing so as to replace letters with numbers or phonetic equivalents that are recognizable to others of their nerdly kind. It may have served a purpose back when it first started, but it's now a completely useless waste of time. If you use leet, you should consider joining a gym, using some Stridex pads, and taking the time to talk to a member of the opposite sex about something that doesn't involve computers or video games.

I am unaccomplished virgin loser with a small penis; therefore, I try to make myself feel better by communicating through leet...or 1337...I'm shpeshial.

6. (leet) (267↑, 141↓)
Originating in the early 1980's, leet speak was first used by hackers as a way to prevent their websites/newsgroups from being found by simple keyword searches. Leet speak grew and became popular in online games such as Doom in the early 1990's as a way of suggesting that you were a hacker (h4x0r), and therefore to be feared. Leet, or 1337, is a short form of "elite," commonly used by video gamers to suggest that they are skilled. Generally, "leet speak" is not used these days by anyone who could actually be considered "elite." Leet speak has been widely adopted by North American culture and these days is used by pretty much anyone. (Aka., n00bs.)

Leet: l337 Hacker: h4x0r skills: s|\<1llz

Author: Jess (and her m4a1) http://leet.urbanup.com/1613099
7. (leet) (231↑, 220↓)
1. adj. the pathetic self-aggandizing term used by a sorry bunch of [keystrokers] to describe themselves. From 'elite'. 2. n. a lame-ass inefficient way for [fucktards] to semi- communicate, using a keyboard.

Fuck leet. u |\}\!_\!l\\l\<|-, 0\\/ 4\!_\!\<7^\!2I)z

8. (leet) (7↑, 13↓)
1. A court of manorial lords used to settle local disputes 2. The jurisdiction of this court

John (esquire): Hey, Edmund, didst thou checketh out the leet today? I managede to get a settlemente on the boundaries of mine fallow lands and was verily compensatede with 20 heads of sheep\! Edmund: L33t\! John (esquire): ...Whate?

Author: Josh Turnbull http://leet.urbanup.com/4339750
9. (leet) (17↑, 25↓)
A variant of [abbreviated hacker language], where most letters are replaced with non-alphabetical characters. Typically only used by those with extreme social disorders, obsessive gamers, and those who want to conceal their conversations from [luddite] passersby. Sentences in leet may or may not include punctuation, and some words are purposely scrambled to avoid censure by automated language editors (e.g. pr0n)

+\#3 \@r+1(3 1$ \@11 1n 133+ $0 1 d0n+ 93+ 1+ Translation: The article is all in leet, so I don't get it.

10. (Leet) (1↑, 10↓)
It means Elite in the meaning of the original "word" 1337, 1337 kind of upside down will spell LEET, L33T if you want to, Leet when you say it sounds like elite, and although elite is not used very often you say it when someone is "really pro" or "really awesome" or something is really awesome.

Hey *friend* have you seen the new starcraft 2? It's really Leet\! I played CS yesterday, there was this really 1337-guy...

11. (leet) (6↑, 15↓)
leet or |_33+ is the language used by [hackers]

|-|4\<|\{3|^ 4 3\\/4 (translation from leet: Hacker 4 ever)

12. (leet) (18↑, 27↓)
An internet/gaming language derived from a hacker group's code language. that group exploited a hole in system security many years back. They would mainly use the port number 31337, ELEET, ELITE Basically showing they were elites at the time in the feild of hacking. Now L33TSpeach is used by any person who plays CS consistantly, or reads Megatokyo.

j00 4r3 4 f00 f0r |\\|07 k|\\|0w1|\\|g 1337 5P34K\!

Author: KilikMatsumoto http://leet.urbanup.com/1175606
13. (leet) (34↑, 45↓)
A dialect used either by people who think they are cool, or hackers (and people pretending to be hackers.) Involves replacing letters with numbers and/or symbols that look like them (and sometimes don't), and often mispelling, changing and abbreviating words. (SoMeTiMeS wRiTtEn LiKe ThIs) Is usually barely readable, and sometimes incoherent. see [npor]

0mg y0u ar3 l33t man\!\!\!

14. (Leet) (5↑, 17↓)
Something that is totally and utterly useless.

Omg Jimmy, Sallyshoehore is so Leet\!

Author: \<ReSuReCtIoN\> http://leet.urbanup.com/3473788
15. (Leet) (6↑, 19↓)
To mean mad, mental, insane, crazy, loopy etc. This is only in the town of Castleford England.

I can't believe you're getting back with that ginger minger who tried to cheat on you when you can do better as you prooved on friday Night. You must be fucking leet\!

Author: Tin of 3/16th rivet holes. http://leet.urbanup.com/3572733
16. (leet) (2↑, 16↓)
a very fuckin, gay, nerdy language used by nerds to confuse those who dont give a shit. or for lazy typists who want to save a couple miliseconds.

Nerd Version. hA man u gOts UbeR leet haX Skilz. u so totly pwned Lazy Version. c u l8er h8 2 go

17. (leet) (8↑, 22↓)
an internet slang term for a fat nobody who posesses much knowledge of programming who are known to boot, or kick, people off the internet. examples of these people can be seen in chat rooms, most notably Yahoo\! chat.

uberhalopwner: "I can kick anyone out of this chat room" 6packunopened: "Yeah right, dont pretend to be a leet"

Author: RoflicerOfTheLawl http://leet.urbanup.com/2791090
18. (leet) (38↑, 52↓)
(n). A *hypocritical* form of internet lingo and a result of Americans and others who decided to bastardize the English language even further- consider it the nerd's Ebonics. Commonly used by "n00b"-bashing, forum-threading, ninja-obsessive elitist gamers and anime zealots across the land who *often complain about TeEnY BoPpEr LiNgO*. Warning: If you are able to read hard-core leet without squinting or muttering curses under your breath, it's about time you put down the chopsticks and get a life.

Here's some leet for ya: I'll "pwn" "j00" with my "n1nj4" skills. After I shove the blade of an ice skate down my throat.

19. (Leet) (3↑, 18↓)
What it says after 800 Submissions On urban dictionary.

You've made 800 decisions so far. Leet.

20. (Leet) (10↑, 25↓)
Awesome\! Sweet\! Cool\! etc.

Oh my god\! those shoes are so leet

Author: Bill the taco guy http://leet.urbanup.com/3094548
21. (leet) (4↑, 19↓)
geek, geek, geek, geek, geek, geek

Dick: Hi Frank\! Frank: Shut up Dick\! Dick: Why, what's up\!? Frank: I'm playing WoW, can't u see? Dick: Ass crack leet [mf]\!

22. (leet) (23↑, 38↓)
A language commonly used by people in chatrooms. Mostly by guys who use the word dude. Known by people who don't know how to spell using Alphabet letters.

$w33t-n3$$ M4N\!

23. (leet) (32↑, 47↓)
Abreviated form of the word "elite" often used in chatrooms and message boards; though mainstream popularized by the game Quake, where the l337 routinely fragged the hell out of lamers (unLee7 web-vermin). The "language", as it were, is generally characterized by the phonetic misspelling of words and replacement of various letters with numbers and symbols.

1|\>|-| j00 (4|\\|'7 |234|) 7|-|15, `/005 |\\|07 L33+ 817(|-|

24. (leet) (21↑, 37↓)
Dipshits, Here's the story of leet. Two hackers meet, Hacker 1 says "Well, we can hack something but if someone searches through keywords like 'I'll hack you\!\!\!\!' they'll find us... What do you think?", Hacker 2 says "Well, I've had an idea... We type using letters and numerical codes so incoherent and unreadable, nobody can read them." Hacker 1 developed the language and quickly started with a softcore leet, then developed hardcore leet. Softcore leet is much easier to read, using words like 'haxorz' which the common monkey could understand is meant to be 'hacker'. They named the language 'leet' because they were 'elite' hackers. The more this numerical language spread the more it became widely used by wannabe hackers, which is why we hear so many pissed off at leet-users. You'll get props if you use words only a elite-leet-user can read. Which is what leet was derived from: elite=leet. Leet spelled in leet is 1337 and most people just take it for the common misunderstanding that (1) A n00b's trying to be cool acting like he knows leet (2) a hacker is here (3) where's my anti-virus disk?\!?\!?\!?\! (4) an elite hacker or a wannabe hacker. To make a very feeble attempt to stomp all the noobs out of the world... If you can't understand hardcore leet, if you can't hack a hotmail, if you can't hack a forum, and if you can't hack a harder place like google once in a while, then you're a sad sad little n00b who thinks he's cool and can hack. Leet is not to be used every other word because it's now considered an abbreiation for: ban or kick me out of this place... Llama's are the only people who can use leet because half of them fulfill the above tasks. Most people consider llama's to be n00bs or wannabe hackers while to be considered a llama at all you have to hack SOMETHING, but some people will always try and act like a hacker saying they are a llama and sometimes making the big mistake to call themselves elite, and then getting their ass e-kicked.

1*/1\\1/1\\ \@,3771/1\\1/\@, 731: 1=0-\@1( 00-7 01= 1:31-3\!\!\! leet.

25. (leet) (14↑, 30↓)
An online or cell phone IM language now used mostly by non-adults, but having richer roots in the 1980's programming culture. Shares many memes with "ubonics", a discredited movement from before most users of "leet" were even born, celebrating ignorance and improper use of English. Much popular "leet" phraseology is simply glorified typos. Of course, teens and pre-teens have every right to a private code, this is part of the human experience. However, most people will out-grow "leet", except true social retards. Anyone over 20 using "leet" is suspect. Exception: IM shorthand, such as "lmao". ("shorthand" is a word from the dark ages when people actually transcribed oral enouncications with pen and paper.)

1. I'm so leet dat I can IM without anybody knowing what the h311 I is sayizzing. 2. I is an ignorant crack-a-lacking moron.

26. (leet) (9↑, 25↓)
Derived from "elite", used to express satisfaction or excellence. Known to online circles (most popular amongst gamers) as an elevated status in something or someone. Also gave way to "leet-speak" which uses miss-matched characters, instead of letters, to form sentence structure. Leet-speak has no general form, and is left open to the translator's imagination when written.

"leet" "l33t" "1337" "j00 n00b5 4|23 n0 m4tch 4 meh l33tn3$$\!\!1" "0 \\/\\/ /\\/ 3 |) \\/\\/ | *|* |-| 3 4 $ '/ \!\!\!1\!1"

27. (leet) (48↑, 64↓)
A word emo/mainstream posers use without knowing its meaning

check out my converses, LEET\!\!\!\!\!\!

Author: The_Dark_Side http://leet.urbanup.com/1243612
28. (leet) (10↑, 26↓)
A monster (kinda cute) that you first going to meet in "Anarchy Online". It look like an Ow without feather and dont have wings. It walking around in training yard and say "I ownz jo"

"I ownz jo" *Smack it with enforce's hammer* "free stuff plz" *smack it again*

29. (leet) (33↑, 49↓)
Commonly used type of chatting or typing on the internet used by kids who think they are hackers.

13 Year old Billy comes home from school and goes on an internet chatroom. "1 4M §0 1337. 1 H4X0R Y0U\!"

Author: Justin Austin http://leet.urbanup.com/1007412
30. (leet) (70↑, 86↓)
An alternitive way of typing, using symbols to form letters. It's very annoying, and the inventor of this shit will be killed if not already dead. Mostly used in online Video Games.

Leet is annoying, and retarted.

Author: (SIC)Drummer http://leet.urbanup.com/889211
31. (leet) (9↑, 25↓)
Short for elite, leet represents exactly what elite stands for and more. Confined to mainly hard-core gamer use.

Damn, that kid is leet.

32. (leet) (150↑, 166↓)
A dialect used either by people who think they are cool, or hackers (and people pretending to be hackers.) Involves replacing letters with numbers and/or symbols that look like them (and sometimes don't), and often mispelling, changing and abbreviating words. (SoMeTiMeS wRiTtEn LiKe ThIs) Is usually barely readable, and sometimes incoherent.

0Mg D00d U r t3h fu\>\<0r3d\! d0nt u kNpW u rn7 spp0zEd 2 sp33k 1337 pN tihs pH0RuM? ... 00ps..

Author: Bundle Of Sticks http://leet.urbanup.com/594256
33. (leet) (9↑, 25↓)
Often used as sarcasm or to humor somebody else when one person describes to another a drastic event that the second person could care less about.

Guy_01: "oh my god dude, I just won the lottery\!" Guy_02: "leet"

34. (Leet) (17↑, 33↓)
language used by gamers to prove that they really are members of the "leet" (elite). not to be used by n00b l4m3|25.

d00d, j00 5h07220r m3h. wh47 4r3 j00? j00 4r3 4 f444449907.

Author: liek 1m 90nn4 7311 j00 7h47. l4m3r2\!\!\!\!\!\! http://leet.urbanup.com/227592
35. (leet) (7↑, 23↓)
In no fewer words... You have to be a 'leet' interweb expert to say leet. Use this if you'r a tosspot.

I can hack mainframes, I am leet.

Author: Elite-not-leet http://leet.urbanup.com/156547
36. (leet) (57↑, 74↓)
omfg, j00 411 r 73h n00blets X3pt \#3 \{t3h Suck it, bitches m4n\}. j00 411 s4y "Oh, it stands for elite." |\\| () 5 |-| `/ 7 \!\!\!\!\!\!111\!\!1one If you can read that, your IQ is above 80, and I congradulate you. that's an example of softcore leet, except the last part, which is hardcore, since it replaces every word with symbols. What "Suck it, bitches" failed to mention was that its use has indeed fallen out of the hands of those who are leet, and is now widely used by any Tom, Dick, or Harry. Please, don't use leet unless you are t3h pr0g (a programmer) or t3h h4x0r (a hacker). And even then, keep it in your comments in code, not on chat boards. It makes a mess of things....

Softcore: t3h l33t Hardcore: 0 |\\/| |= 9 73|-| 1337\!\!\!11\!11\!1one Nooblet: leet Usage: //t3h 0ff537 h34d3r i5h --403B3a 65 64-- --OR-- /* *0mfg 7h15 15 m3h c0d3\!\! *n0 r34d j0 N00B\!\!\! */ --NOT-- "j00 n00bs suxx0rz, | 0wnz j00r \@$$ a7 t3h CS GLASS TRAP"

Author: RealityRipple http://leet.urbanup.com/1403958
37. (leet) (10↑, 27↓)
Variation of [elite]; very good/skilled at something. Can also be written: "l33t, 133t, l337, 1337", usually by fags/nerds/hackers who type in numbers, and it is only really used in internet multiplayer games, never in real life otherwise you'll get shot.

Newbie: How do you play this game? Hacker: Haha see my LEET powers\! Newbie: ...fag.

38. (Leet) (9↑, 26↓)
1) A small creature in the game "Anarchy Online", commonly used for shooting practise 2) A form of internet slang, replacing letters for numbers, originally derrived from the word "elite"

1) *character name* is attacked by a Leet 2) 7H15 15 1337

39. (leet) (21↑, 39↓)
1. A miguided belief that spelling words wrong is [cool]. 2. The self given title of people who spell words wrong or make up words altogether. 3. The use of letters as words. 4. The use of numbers as words or parts of words. 5. A word used by people on the internet to cover up the fact that they are semi-literate.

Leet guy: Pwnzors Normal guy: You are stupid Leet guy: stfu PWN Normal guy: "Pwn" is not a word

Author: Warrinder Lopez http://leet.urbanup.com/1433729
40. (leet) (3↑, 21↓)
Verb To enhance a person, place, or thing to the degree of leetness.

dude omg...u got my filez while they r still nubby i wantd 2 leet em up first b4 u got em geez

Author: IM| Nade Eater http://leet.urbanup.com/1247211
41. (Leet) (6↑, 24↓)
To speak elitely. [Rollin] on [dubs]\!11\!

L13K 0MFGZ T4HT"5 50 FUNNY\leet\!\@\!1\!\!1\! I'M 50 1337 17 hu1275\!1\!

42. (leet) (4↑, 22↓)
leet l33t l337 1337 - "elite" in computer terms, getting lucky at a computer game and actually doing half decent for a change, hacker wannabes. This term can also be used in a generic slang in chat rooms

"I was playing counter strike last night, and i actually killed someone, im proper leet" or when there referring to me because im [uber] "I was playing counter strike last night and some guy was on, he was leet, i wish i was a good player who didnt have to resolve to cheating to get more kills than deaths"

43. (leet) (20↑, 39↓)
The showing of your super skills at wasting your life at a game to become a superior player to mock lower superior players.

I am so leet, I smacked a noob and made him cry for it.

Author: Thenoobletator http://leet.urbanup.com/2066526
44. (leet) (7↑, 26↓)
1. Shortened form of the word "elite". Can have a negative connotation if in reference to someone who is haughty and snobbish or can have a positive connotation referring to someone who is the best at something. 2. Typing dialect, using numbers for letters or other such variant.

The english monarchy was way too leet for me. or That soccer player is seriously leet. or Jake was using leet today in the chatroom.

45. (Leet) (6↑, 25↓)
1.The latin Language of the Internet (dead language) 2. Exclamation Cool neat 3. Positive description of a Person

1. he can speak Leet... 2. Thats so fucking Leet 3. he's so damn leet

46. (Leet) (3↑, 23↓)
Often used in internet chat meaning 'cool' or 'wicked'

Example 1: Guy 1: "I got a new PC today" Guy2: "leet, what's it like?" Example 2: I just got this leet new phone

Author: killer instinict http://leet.urbanup.com/1637230
47. (leet) (6↑, 26↓)
1337, the H4x0r version. Roots in Counter Strike gaming culture, where one who cheats 'hax'('h4x') and one who is awesome is 'leet.' Faster with numbers than letters, '1337' is more frequent than 'leet' and just as easily understood

that headshot was 1337

48. (leet) (7↑, 28↓)
to be "elite", in only a computer sense. to use on the streets would not be appropriate.

"dude i just hacked microsoft.com, i'm leet"

49. (leet) (0↑, 22↓)
Characters from anime and/or real life who are too amazing to be described in any other way.

L is so creamingly leet\! AiZen iZ thA pwnaGE 7331|\\|355 gAWd

50. (Leet) (6↑, 29↓)
Leet is another word for 'Elite' often used by hackers. It could be used in numbers like 1337 My version of leet is a verb meaning cool, spiffy, or wicked and is a mix between sweet and llama.

1. your s0 l33t\! 2. llama + sweet =Leet

51. (leet) (4↑, 28↓)
L33+ Was used by hackers in the 80s and late 70s also used by people trying to piss off the FBI but was brought back by its original users and thier kin in 1999 when AC or asheron's call came out and then went to CS from people who played the same game

CS = |)3v1l leet = I fun but yet pointless thing the ruined my grahmer

Author: R0x0r5 M1c0wn4g3 http://leet.urbanup.com/1559778
52. (leet) (5↑, 30↓)
Being very abnormally good at sumthing is to be "leet"...

"Nathan has too leet skills for Chris and Rowan at Halo 2" "Nathan and Courtz have leet skills alround" "El K is leet at skimming" "Steve is leet at skating" "Divine Emcee is leet at freestylin'"

Author: Emcee N8 Dogg http://leet.urbanup.com/2212367
53. (leet) (5↑, 30↓)
1.the Japanese cereal with the cool asian on it 2.a term used that is okay

1.oatmeal is to sucks. eat l33t 2.that was just l33T

54. (leet) (78↑, 106↓)
1. stupid people use it... 2. those stupid people are usually internet addicts... 3. May have originated from hackers, but now is used in online gaming, and chat rooms... 4. Users are usually immature... 5. very annoying... 6. ebonics for internet (bastardization of the english language)

l33t leet is so freaking stupid. useless from of speaking

Author: oneandonlyBighead http://leet.urbanup.com/1548692
55. (leet) (3↑, 32↓)
One who 0wns you for fun. See CGBeowulf

CGBeowulf is leet. He hax0rz j0r g1bs0n.

56. (Leet) (9↑, 40↓)
1337z0rz n00bz0rz hackz0rz i pwnz0rz. j00 are t00 p00nz0rz for mehz0rz. like.. if i was like.. as 1337 as j00 den me and teh n00bies would like.. pwnz0rz?\! p00n dawg..\!

as in; j00 pwnz0rz teh n00bzorz. 1337?

Author: KaA suck balls http://leet.urbanup.com/445257
57. (leet) (9↑, 42↓)
l33t: homophonic launguage used 2 get round word filters, and because we just l4zy, or bor3d.

1 b3 sic 3v1l l33t at SOUL Caliber. HAHAHAHHA Instead of fuc k, the use fsck or fu\<k

Author: Chaos Dragon http://leet.urbanup.com/182964
Related: 1337, noob, l33t, elite, pwn, n00b, lol, awesome, hacker, cool, uber, l337, internet, ownage, pwned, pwnage, pro, own, owned, rofl, nub, hax, nerd, wow, gamer, 31337, geek, haxor, newb, gaming, teh, leetspeak, leet speak, omg, slang, epic, lmao, woot, loser, sexy
Last updated: 2012.03.01

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  • Leet — Leet, n. [Cf. AS. hl[=e]t share, lot.] A portion; a list, esp. a list of candidates for an office. [Scot.] [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • Leet — Leet, n. [Etymol. uncertain.] (Zo[ o]l.) The European pollock. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • leet — /leet/, n. Brit. Obs. 1. a special annual or semiannual court in which the lords of certain manors had jurisdiction over local disputes. 2. the area over which this jurisdiction extended, including the manor itself and, sometimes, nearby counties …   Universalium

  • leet — UK [liːt] / US or leetspeak UK / US noun [uncountable] computing informal a form of written English used for example in chatrooms in which letters are replaced by numbers or other symbols …   English dictionary

  • leet — [lēt] n. [ME & Anglo Fr lete, akin ? to OE læth, land division, esp. in southeast England] Historical in England, a manorial court or its jurisdiction …   English World dictionary

  • Leet — For other uses, see Leet (disambiguation). One way to write the word Wikipedia in Leet Leet (or 1337 ), als …   Wikipedia

  • Leet — Калифорнийский автомобильный номер на Leet: T3h1337 (Teh Leet) Leet (1337)  распространившийся в Интернете стиль употребления английского языка. Основные отличия  замена латинских букв на похожие цифры и символы, имитация и …   Википедия

  • Leet — Dieser Artikel oder Abschnitt bedarf einer Überarbeitung. Näheres ist auf der Diskussionsseite angegeben. Hilf mit, ihn zu verbessern, und entferne anschließend diese Markierung. Leetspeak [ˈliːtspiːk] (auch Leetspeek; von engl. elite, „Elite“)… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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