kiting

Related to kiting: Check kiting

kite

1. noun, slang A message, note, or letter passed secretly or illegally to, from, or between prisoners. The prison guard confessed to passing a kite to one of the inmates instructing him to murder a prisoner who had given evidence against the criminal organization. The mass riot was apparently orchestrated by a series of kites that were distributed throughout the prison.

2. noun, slang A check issued without sufficient funds in the account used to honor it, especially when done purposely as a form of fraud. A group of fraudsters has recently been using kites to bilk small businesses out of tens of thousands of dollars.

3. verb, slang To issue such a check. The CEO was caught kiting checks to keep his business afloat.

4. verb, slang In video games, especially multiplayer online battle arenas, to keep an enemy within range of one's auto-attacks while continuing to maneuver around them. You're our ADC, so we'll need you to kite the other team's tank as much as possible to distract him away from the rest of our team.

kiting

1. informal The practice of fraudulently issuing a check without having sufficient funds to honor it. The bank has issued a warning to small business owners in the area about a sharp increase in the incidence of kiting.

2. slang In video games, especially multiplayer online battle arenas, to keep an enemy within range of one's auto-attacks while continuing to maneuver around them. If you want to play as an ADC at a competitive level, then you need to become proficient at kiting as soon as possible, or you're going to get steamrolled by the other team's tanks.

词组	kiting
释义	kiting Related to kiting: Check kiting kite 1. noun, slang A message, note, or letter passed secretly or illegally to, from, or between prisoners. The prison guard confessed to passing a kite to one of the inmates instructing him to murder a prisoner who had given evidence against the criminal organization. The mass riot was apparently orchestrated by a series of kites that were distributed throughout the prison. 2. noun, slang A check issued without sufficient funds in the account used to honor it, especially when done purposely as a form of fraud. A group of fraudsters has recently been using kites to bilk small businesses out of tens of thousands of dollars. 3. verb, slang To issue such a check. The CEO was caught kiting checks to keep his business afloat. 4. verb, slang In video games, especially multiplayer online battle arenas, to keep an enemy within range of one's auto-attacks while continuing to maneuver around them. You're our ADC, so we'll need you to kite the other team's tank as much as possible to distract him away from the rest of our team. kiting 1. informal The practice of fraudulently issuing a check without having sufficient funds to honor it. The bank has issued a warning to small business owners in the area about a sharp increase in the incidence of kiting. 2. slang In video games, especially multiplayer online battle arenas, to keep an enemy within range of one's auto-attacks while continuing to maneuver around them. If you want to play as an ADC at a competitive level, then you need to become proficient at kiting as soon as possible, or you're going to get steamrolled by the other team's tanks. See also: kite Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: jack jacked jacking mickey mouse juice juiced garbage edge edged edging References in periodicals archive Bend Kite Crew member Brent Bishop offered another comparison to describe snow kiting: "It's like wakeboarding, but you're driving the boat, too. RIDING THE WIND The restrictions were welcomed yesterday by kite-buggying instructor Adam Jones, president of the North Wales Power Kite Club, who said Conwy's approach was better than waiting for an accident to happen and then banning power kiting. Council restricts power kiting One of the most amazing kiting events takes place in the middle of winter, on a lake, in sub-zero temperatures. Come fly a kite (but don't forget your long underwear) Store owner Miles Ford maintains they are the best way for people to get into kiting. Flight of fancy; Kite-flying is the latest pursuit of the fashionable - so get with it and go fly one, it's a breeze For more information on kiting, visit the Associated Oregon Kites group's Web site at www.aka.kite.org. Eugene skies feature flights of fancy kites Several countries find kiting so popular that they hold kite festivals. Let's fly a kite
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