Easter Egg: A surprise 'extra' coded into DVD's, computer programs or web pages that is accessed by an undocumented keystroke combination or hidden link.

 

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Easter Egg: A surprise 'extra' coded into DVD's, computer programs or web pages that is accessed by an undocumented keystroke combination or hidden link.

Easter Eggs: Hidden features inside of video games. The first Easter Egg was a hidden room inside the Atari 2600 game Adventure (1980). These can also take the form of built-in cheat codes.

Fried Egg: A lie (usually in a sand filled bunker) in which the ball is half buried and thus resembles a fried egg

Goose Egg: Usually means a split (the scoring symbol for a split is a O); can also mean that you knocked down -0- pins on a shot.

Eggshell Finish: The degree of gloss between a flat and gloss finish.

Eggshell: An interior paint that has a silk-like appearance.

Egg White: An egg white is an excellent way to put a head on a drink. It also cuts harshness and makes for a smoother taste. Always add the egg white before the liquor.

Eggnog: A traditional Christmas drink made of beaten eggs, milk or cream, and sugar. Sometimes Eggnog is made with alcohol to spice up parties.

Ham And Egg: When players on a team (usually a two-man team) compliment each other during a match -- usually thought of in terms of 'better ball' situations (e.g., when one team member plays poorly on a . . . View Full Definition

Reggae: Jamaican popular music style characterized by offbeat rhythms and chanted vocals over a strong bass part: often associated with the Christian religious movement Rastafarianism.