Mirror

[Sarah]

See Speculum. Mirror carp (Zoöl.), a domesticated variety ofthe carp, having only three or fur rows of very large scales side.-- Mirror plate. (a) A flat glass mirror without a frame. (b) Flatglass used for making mirrors.-- Mirror writing, a manner or form of backward writing, makingmanuscript resembling in slant and order of letters the reflection ofordinary writing in a mirror. The substitution of this manner ofwriting for the common manner is a symptom of some kinds of nervousdisease.

[Sarah]

To indicate a snappy comeback, whereby the abuser becomes the abusee.

[Sarah]

An archive site or web site which keeps a copy of some or all files at another site so as to make them more quickly available to local users and to reduce the load on the source site.

[Sarah]

A girls prized possesion. Synonoyms include reflective glass and anything shiny.

[Sarah]

A mirror is someone who really doesnt have a personality of their own so they find someone to copy and mimic them. This can range from clothing to speech and even hobbies. You might think that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but in this case it isnt

[Sarah]

The magical door to another dimension where everyone looks like you when you look at them and copy's you.
The sad part is us mere mortals cannot break the barrier that is the other dimension so we are forced to look and copy our poor doppelgangers.

[Sarah]

A certain place where you glance at an extremely ugly face.

[Sarah]

A nice way to comeback to a roast if you can't defend yourself or just want to roast back. When you say mirror, it's like they are looking in the mirror when they say it, so it goes back to them.

[Sarah]

A reflective surface;
For girls: a lifeline and consultant
Guys: their personal trainer for that sexy look.

[Sarah]

Anything with a vague reflection of your self-image.

[Renato]

In computing, a mirror is a server that provides an exact copy of data from another server. This may be one or more files, a database, a website, or an entire server.
Mirroring is designed to provide fault tolerance, or a means of redundancy in case something goes wrong with the primary or principal server. If principal server unexpected goes offline, for example, the mirror server can take over. This process may be performed automatically, but it requires a third system, called a witness server. This machine monitors both servers and transfers all traffic to the mirror if an outage is detected with the principal server.
Server mirroring can also be used for planned maintenance, such as upgrading a server or running software updates that require services to be stopped or restarted. In these instances, a server admin can manually set the mirror as the principal server to avoid downtime. Some mirroring setups allow role switching, in which the principal and mirror servers can be swapped at any time.
Another type of mirroring – FTP mirroring – simply provides one or more files from multiple servers. For example, a download page may list several mirror URLs, which all offer the same file. The mirrors are typically listed by geographical location, so you can select the one closest to you. While FTP mirrors still exist, they have faded in popularity as automatic location detection and content delivery networks have automated this process.

[Oralee]

A surface, typically of glass coated with a metal amalgam, which reflects a clear image.

[Greta]

Simplified image modification and analysis solution that allows practitioners to present treatment outcomes to their patients. A software product by Canfield Scientific