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      [Noun]  | "Easter egg" 


      1: an egg that is dyed and sometimes decorated and that is associated with the celebration of Easter

      2: a hidden feature in a commercially released product (such as software or a DVD)

      3: a usually subtle callback included to please fans


      Origin: circa 1572 ;

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       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: A hidden item placed in a movie, television show, or otherwise visual media for close watchers.

        * e.g.,  ... The framed picture of Julia Roberts inside the character's home was an Easter Egg inserted by the director. 


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      2: Originates from the the 1975 movie "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," when the cast had an Easter Egg hunt but most of the eggs went unfound. They can be seen throughout the film in various locations (such as under Frank N. Furter's throne).

       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: 1) A painted egg, often hidden by the Easter bunny on Easter. May also be a chocolate egg with some sort of filling.

        * e.g.,  ... 1) 8-year-old: YAY! The Easter bunny rules! He brought me some Easter eggs. 


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      2: 2) A secret, hidden inside a video game, DVD movie, or even one of Strong Bad's e-mails. Often, it's not needed to progress a story.

        * e.g.,  ... 2) Wow, Strong Bad's emails are not only funny, but the Easter eggs really make me pay attention. 

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      1: Slang term used for something extra hidden within a film for viewers to see if they can find it or not.

        * e.g.,  ... "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" has easter eggs in it. 

       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: Also refers to a piece of "unrated material" that has been added to a DVD, but is not part of the visible menu. Usually happened upon by moving the cursor in a cardinal direction that is not in the general flow of the menu selections.

        * e.g.,  ... In a vertical listing of a menu, moving the cursor left or right might allow you to happen upon an easter egg. 

       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: A hidden extra feature that is found in a DVD, that is usually hard to find.

        * e.g.,  ... I can't believe that I fould the easter egg in Gilgi! 

       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: A little gag included in movies or games, generally contain a funnie picture or something that doesn't fit the age.

        * e.g.,  ... In Grant Theft Auto Vice City, there is a big amount of easter eggs, for example, at 20:00 the light of a building light and form the shape of male genitals. 

       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: feces wrapped in toilet paper or some other type of wrapping which is then thrown at an unsuspecting victim.

        * e.g.,  ... I easter egged matt while he was in the shower. 

       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: What a chick ovulates in the early spring

        * e.g.,  ... I fucked this chick on spring break, I sure hope my cum didn't get to her easter egg. 

       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: That nug of marijuana you "future date" by hiding in a random forgettable place in the house so that it may be found during times of need. This works great when you've got extra weed you want to stash from your chimney girlfriend. It's kind of like a dog burying a bone for future use.

        * e.g.,  ... "Yeah! I forgot all about this Easter Egg!!" Him: "I smell something new?!" 

       [ "easter egg" ]

      1: An unmarked police car

        * e.g.,  ... "Watch out, I think that's an easter egg behind you." 

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