Meaning Bot
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Shorthand for bought. Antithesis of SL, meaning sold.
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Also 'robot' - a piece of software that runs throughout the internet doing specific tasks, such as looking for information about web pages.
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in Internet sense, c. 2000, short for robot. Its modern use has curious affinities with earlier uses, such as "parasitical worm or maggot" (1520s), of unknown origin; and Australian-New Zeal [..]
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Abbreviation for robot (also called a spider). It refers to software programs that scan the web. Bots vary in purpose from indexing web pages for search engines to harvesting e-mail addresses for spammers. Source: Lazworld
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Back On Topic
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Be On That
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Abbreviation for Buoni Ordinari del Tesoro, Italian Treasury bills with maturities of three, six and 12 months, or any other maturity within one year (flexible BOTs), issued at a discount.
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Short for robot, a program designed to search the Internet looking for information. A common use of bots is the variously named spiders, worms, and crawlers that support search engines by following li [..]
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Balance of trade.
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Definition Derived from the word Robot, Bots are applications that you run on your computer that will automatically perform certain tasks that you program it to do without your intervention.
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Abbreviation for robot. A relatively small and focused computer application that (a) runs continuously, in the background (i.e., simultaneously), as other programs are being run, and (b) responds automatically to a user's activity. Synonyms agent, droid, infobot. Note 1: Many bots are created for the benefit of the user, e.g., those that send [..]
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A bot (short for "robot") is an automated program that runs over the Internet. Some bots run automatically, while others only execute commands when they receive specific input. There are man [..]
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Abbreviation for robot (also called a spider). It refers to software programs that scan the web. Bots vary in purpose from indexing web pages for search engines to harvesting e–mail addresses for spam [..]
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Jensens Internet Dictionary a roBot that usually is a software program that can be good (administering or policing on the network) or bad (causing evil) on the network. Bots commonly are used in real audio chat lines. A WebBot are "smart objects" that can be inserted into web pages to perform tasks that otherwise would require CGI [..]
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Short for robot, a computer program that runs automatically.
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Norwegian word for "fine, penalty."
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Short for robot. Bots perform automatic functions such as serving or searching for files.
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Short for Robot. See Crawler.
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Short for "robot". In a poker context, a program that plays poker online with no (or minimal) human intervention.
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back on topic
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Derived from the word "robot," a bot is a software program that performs repetitive functions, such as indexing information on the Internet. See: Robots and Agent
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Bot is a shortened form of robot. The term refers to a computer program that can execute commands autonomously. Bots can be used to record and collect private information from another's computer. [..]
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See agent.
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Usually refers to a “search bot”. Another term for a “search spider” – the software that combs through the Internet, cataloging information.
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(from the word “robot”) is a software program that performs automated tasks on the Internet. While bots have certain legitimate uses, like crawling and indexing the Web to make search engines more eff [..]
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A program that connects to IRC and appears like a normal user, but is really a computer program. Two common kinds of bot are eggdrop bots and infobots.
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Short for "robot". Refers to Internet programs designed to run automatically.
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Short for Robot. A piece of software that behaves on the net like a human, sending instant messages, posting newsgroup messages or responding to email. email insult generator newsgroup Trillian
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See Spider
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A single compromised computer (a robot computer), sometimes called a zombie.
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Derived from the word “robot,” a bot is a software program that performs repetitive functions, such as indexing information on the Internet.
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A computer program that can interact with the internet, usually to automate tasks or scrape data.
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A contraction of the word ‘robot’. This is a program that allows a system to be controlled remotely without either the knowledge or consent of the user.
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A computer program that can perform a variety of automated tasks such as repeatedly posting a message to a forum.
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Short for infobot, robot, or knowbot; a program used to search the Internet for data. A program commonly found on IRC that keeps channels open and regulates control of the channel. On the Undernet we [..]
Source: ircbeginner.com

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(n) botfly larva; typically develops inside the body of a horse or sheep or human
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A bot is short for robot or knowledge robot (aka knowbot). The term was introduced in 1988 to indicate software agents which perform tasks without a user's intervention. The best known bots or ro [..]
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(roBOT) A semi-automated program, usually performing a function on the internet such as indexing webpages or sorting email.
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Someone on the internet who is desirable to you and who inexplicably finds you desirable.
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(roBOT) An automated program, usually performing a function on the internet such as indexing webpages or sorting email.
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Balance of Trade
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A software application that runs automated tasks – usually that are both simple and structurally repetitive – over the internet typically at a much higher rate than would be possible for a human alone.
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RoBOTic Computer Ccontrolled Entity - A bot is a roBOTic computer controlled entity that simulates an online or LAN multiplayer human deathmatch opponent, team deathmatch opponent or a cooperative hum [..]
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a computer program that performs an autonomous function. Once started, a bot requires little or no supervision and often runs quietly in the background. Originally, bots were benevolent programs that [..]
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  Back on topic
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BACK ON TOP
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  Short for Robot, - the term describes little programs designed to perform automated tasks on the Internet such as indexing, looking/watching for message contents, or to act as avatars (human surrogates). On IRC, Bots can be malicious by cloning themselves, (clonebots), or flooding the IRC channels with garbage (floodbots). There are hundreds of d [..]
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A type of computer program designed to do automated tasks.
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Short for “robot”; a program used for specific tasks, such as sending spam messages or sending an endless number of data packets in denial-of-service attacks.
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Board of Transportation. The City agency charged with operating the subways from consolidation to the mid 50s. Predecessor to the NYCTA.
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Balance of Trade
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Bottom
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A bot is a general term in gaming that is used to refer to a character controlled by a computer. In one sense, bots are all the non-player characters (NPCs) in a game, including those that fight along [..]
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The larva of certain flies that are parasitic in the body of mammals. Brachypterous.
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The BOT – the Bank of Thailand – is the central bank for the nation of Thailand. It sets monetary and exchange policies, prints bank notes, and manages foreign reserves. The BOT is a shareholding memb [..]
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A bot, or robot, is a technology that is developed to perform an automated task. Malicious bots can be used to bombard websites or other applications multiple times per second to try and over-ride the security gateways.
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n.(1) "boat," s.v. boat OED. KEY: bot@n1
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n1 5 boot 5
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Refers to the bottom lane in Summoner’s Rift, the bottom capture points in Dominion or the bottom lane in Twisted Treeline. See laning arrangement in the next post for more info on who goes here in Summoner's Rift.
Source: forums.euw.leagueoflegends.com (offline)

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Automated player accounts that complete trades by an order-type basis. Examples include bots from scrap.tf, which trade players for weapons and other items.
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Refers to either the bottom lane of the map, or an AI-controlled Hero.
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Initialism for Boots of Travel.
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Generally illegal and discouraged form of gameplay, where actions of a character can be automated to perform actions repeatedly in order to gain experience and level without actual user intervention. [..]
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A second character on another account brought along merely to buff or heal.
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[Contraction of "robot."]  A computer program on a backgammon server
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Bottom lane of the map.
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A backgammon programs such as GNUbg or Snowie is called a robot player – bot is simply an abbreviation of the word robot.
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A computer program that plays poker online with little or no assistance from a person.
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(n.) Refers to the use of a third party tool to perform an action over and over again, usually without real human control. The use of any bot is a violation of Square-Enix's Terms of Service. Exa [..]
Source: ffxiv.gamerescape.com

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usually refers to an A.I. controlled player. Not to confuse with aim-bot, a client side modification that is considered cheating according to the Multiplayer Guidelines.
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(Board of Trustees of the UUA) The UUA Board of Trustees conducts the affairs of the Association and carries out policies and directives, acting for the Association between General Assemblies.
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See: Build Own Transfer
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1) Shorthand for bought. Antithesis of SL, meaning sold. 2) Also refers to a web-based algorithm (short for robot) that picks off key information that might be useful for trading.
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