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bot
noun- the buttocks, the bottom UK, 1961
Also spelt “bott”. - an on-line software agent that performs a specified task US Short for “robot”.
- While the master or mistress is brewing coffee, the bot is retrieving Web documents[.] — Constance Hale, Wired Style, 1996
- [B]ots can be malicious, cloning themselves (clonebots) or flooding the IRC channel with garbage (floodbots). There are hundreds of different types of bots: cancelbots, chatterbots, softbots, userbots, taskbots, slothbots, and Xbots. — Gareth Branwyn, Jargon Watch, 1997
- a habitual cadger AUSTRALIA, 1916
From the sense as “a parasitic worm, a maggot”.
- When you’re on the bot, you’re generally down on your luck and asking someone for money or a cigarette. — John Blackman, The Aussie Slang Dictionary, p. 15, 1990
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