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Aug. 30th, 2003 11:29 pmI love dictionary.com. It doesn't believe "pumpkins" is a word, but it did give me this:
Source: WordNet ® 1.6, © 1997 Princeton University
pumpkin
{jargon} A humourous term for the token - the object
(notional or real) that gives its possessor (the "pumpking" or
the "pumpkineer") exclusive access to something, e.g. applying
patches to a master copy of source (for which the pumpkin
is called a "patch pumpkin").
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If anyone could explain any of those words to me I'd be pretty grateful.
Yours,
Pumpking.
Source: WordNet ® 1.6, © 1997 Princeton University
pumpkin
{jargon} A humourous term for the token - the object
(notional or real) that gives its possessor (the "pumpking" or
the "pumpkineer") exclusive access to something, e.g. applying
patches to a master copy of source (for which the pumpkin
is called a "patch pumpkin").
*
If anyone could explain any of those words to me I'd be pretty grateful.
Yours,
Pumpking.