Radar
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the act of playing streetball (playing basketball outside) on a basketball court that is adjacent to, within, or in proximity of a Radar Base or similar millitary installment.
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An acronym [standing] for [Radio] Detection and [Ranging].
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An [alert] to notify others in the area of a hottie passing by. Created by [Louis] in the early 80s it comes from the song [RADAR Love]. Say your with a group of friends and a hottie is seen outside the window, all you have to say is RADAR and all eyes look where ever you are currently looking.
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This word has 2 meanings:
From cockradar, meaning a girl who hangs around guys, [flirting] and [fawning] over them, in order to get some cock. Can also be used as a [generic] insult for someone.
Slang for a penis.
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Device used by the police to catch [speeding] motorists (and raise [revenue]). Usually in the [shape of] a hand held gun.
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When you [whip] your penis in circles and make [radar] noises to check for [ghosts]
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To be paying attention to, [particularly] when [sifting] through large amounts of [information].
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[3rd party] [Hacking] Program used by Losers in [MMORPGs] to detect and locate enemies from afar.
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Acronym for Radio [Angle] Detection And [Ranging]. The earliest acronym [included] Angle, but was soon dropped.
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slang term for a [chick] with two eyes always [looking in] two different [directions]...
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A system for detecting the presence, direction, distance, and speed of aircraft, ships, and other objects, by sending out pulses of radio waves which are reflected off the object back to the source.
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Radar provides incident response management software to reduce risk and simplify compliance with global data breach laws. A software product by RadarFirst
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SaaS solution that lets businesses detect users whereabouts across places/regions, identify fake GPS locations, and create geo-fences. A software product by Radar Labs
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Portfolio management system for investment advisers that provides a combination of web based software and personalized service. A software product by Assetbook
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