" debugs "

 [ "debug" ]

1: correct malfunctions in a system astronots use this wordspace slang

  * e.g.,  ... she debuged the system 

 [ "debugging" ]

1: When someone you are talking to is critiquing elements (you provide) of the conversation: with their friend who is listening at the same time.

  * e.g.,  ... example 1 : 

 [ "debugging" ]

2: or

  * e.g.,  ... You to Person A: Hey there, Mr. Brown-Shoes! How about that local sports team! Person A to Person B: Can you believe this guy trying to sound like Monty Burns... You to Person A: Hey man stop debugging me... example 2: 

 [ "debugging" ]

3:  in their head as a mental note which results in a period of silence and delayed response. Note: The critiquing must occur during the conversation and not after, as that is termed as logging instead. Critiquing before is remote judging.

  * e.g.,  ... You to Person A: Hey there, Mr. Brown-Shoes! How about that local sports team! Person A (thinks): Oh my god, this guy sounds nothing like Mr Burns. <delay> You to Person A: Stop debugging me! 

 [ "debugging" ]

1: fucking hell for all programmers, including me, in all languages, to fix one stupid little bug that turned out to be a missing “;”. no sane programmer wants to go through it, but we all have to

  * e.g.,  ... debugging in c++ is fucking hell dude 

 [ "debuger" ]

1: software program ( shows problems with compiled code )

  * e.g.,  ... If you run a debuger anywhere in the state of Washington, they will force you to move south and find another job! 

 [ "debug" ]

1: adj. To have ears larger than one's nut sack.

  * e.g.,  ... Debug you spacker. 

 [ "debug" ]

2: noun. Young, hormonal teen creature with the disease teen rage.

 [ "debug" ]

3: adj. Spacker.

 [ "Debug Stick" ]

1: The object used in minecraft to change the position or look of a block

  * e.g.,  ... /give @p debug_stick Debug Stick 

 [ "rubber duck debugging" ]

1: This is when a programmer debugs his/her code by reading it out loud to an acutal rubber duck sitting on the desk. First you need to obtain a rubber duck (bathtub variety) Secondly you should place the rubber duck on the desk and inform it you are just going to go over some code with it, if that's all right. Then you explain to the duck what your code is supposed to do, and then go into detail and explain your code line by line Lastly at some point you will tell the duck what you are doing next and then realise that that is not in fact what you are actually doing. The duck will sit there serenely, happy in the knowledge that it has helped you on your way.

  * e.g.,  ... Adam: Hey Joe, could you help me with the debugging of this code, I have no idea what's wrong. 

 [ "phone-time debugging" ]

1: When coders debug other programmer's or lame students code over the phone! or trouble shoot a computer problem.

  * e.g.,  ... A: What is Mac up-to? 

 [ "debugging" ]

1: Checking your code to see what the hell is going wrong.

  * e.g.,  ... I was debugging for 5 weeks straight. 

 [ "debugging" ]

2: It is being the detective at your own murder, except you don't know how the hell it happened.

 [ "Silly-Goose Debugging" ]

1: Unlike its plastic poultry predecessor 🐤, "rubber duck debugging," this cheeky version, "Silly-Goose Debugging" comes with encouraging head tilts, well-timed sass 😏, and the inevitable 'silly goose' when you forget something as tragic as a semicolon 😱💀. Silly-Goose Debugging is what happens when a programmer vents their code confusion to a trusted human—usually a friend, partner, or unsuspecting bystander🤔—who doesn’t speak fluent code but somehow ends up dissecting your logic like a crime scene investigator 🕵️. They’ll patiently ask you to walk through each step like you're wiring a spaceship with spaghetti and hope 🍝🚀, then hit you with, "Wait… so you meant for it to skip that part?" By the end, you’re fully goosified🪿: bug squashed💪, logic sharpened😎, and ego mildly bruised (in the best way) 😅. ❗Note:

  * e.g.,  ... Example: "I couldn’t figure out why my function wasn’t returning the right value, so I did some Silly-Goose Debugging with my partner. As I explained each step, they kept stopping me with totally non-tech questions like, "Wait, why did it do that?"—and before I knew it, I was officially goosified. That back-and-forth made me realize I was missing a return statement. They didn’t even know what a loop was, but their outside-the-box questions led me straight to the fix." 

 [ "Silly-Goose Debugging" ]

2: Silly-Goose Debugging isn’t about technical expertise—it’s about breaking down complex logic by verbalizing it with someone who helps you see things differently. It works because explaining things simply forces clarity, and a fresh perspective (even from a non-coder) can work wonders.

 [ "Silly-Goose Debugging" ]

3: This term is perfect for anyone who’s ever solved a bug just by talking it out with a supportive human instead of a squeaky plastic duck.🤪