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# Acronym

Acronym is an abbreviation of a multi-word term formed usually by appending the starting letters of each word to create a new, unique and hopefully funny word.

Here is a list of some acronyms (and similar kinds of abbreviations and/or pseudoacronyms):

- 0D (zero dimensional)
- 1D (one dimensional)
- 2D (two dimensional)
- 2.5D (two and a half dimensional)
- 3D (three dimensional)
- 3DS (three dimensional dual screen)
- 4D (four dimensional)
- 5G (fifth generation)
- A (ampere)
- AA (anti aliasing)
- AABB (axis aligned bounding box)
- AC (alternating current, air conditioning)
- ACID (atomicity consistency isolation durability)
- ACK (acknowledgement)
- AD (anno domini)
- ADC (analog digital converter)
- ADD (attention deficit disorder)
- ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)
- ADSL (asymmetric digital subscriber line)
- ADT (abstract data type)
- AF (as fuck)
- AFAIK (as far as I know)
- AFK (away from keyboard)
- AFPS (arena FPS)
- AFK (away from keyboard)
- AGPL (Affero GPL)
- AI (artificial intelligence)
- AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome)
- AJAX (asynchronous JavaScript and XML)
- AK47 (Avtomat Kalashnikova 47)
- AKA (also known as)
- ALAP (as late as possible)
- ALGOL (algorithmic language)
- ALSA (advanced Linux sound architecture)
- ALU (arithmetic logic unit)
- AM (amplitude modulation, ante meridiem)
- AMA (ask me anything)
- AMD (advanced micro devices)
- ANAL (armas nucleares en America Latina)
- ANCAP (anarcho capitalist)
- ANCOM (anarcho communist)
- ANPAC (anarcho pacifist)
- ANSI (American national standards institute)
- AO (ambient occlusion)
- API (application programming interface)
- APM (actions per minute)
- ARM (advanced RISC machines)
- ARPANET (advanced research projects agency network)
- ASAP (as soon as possible)
- ASCII (American standard code for information interchange)
- ASIC (application specific integrated circuit)
- ASM (assembly)
- ASMR (auto-synchronous meridian response)
- ASS (automatic system security, assert)
- AT&T (american telephone and telegraph company)
- ATM (at the moment, automated teller machine, ass to mouth)
- ATOI (ASCII to integer)
- AUR (Arch user repository)
- AVI (audio video interleave)
- AVPD (avoidant personality disorder)
- AVR (Alf and Vegard's RISC)
- AWK (Aho, Weinberger, Kernighan)
- B (byte, bit, bye)
- B4 (before)
- BA (bachelor of arts)
- BAI (bienvenido a internet)
- BASH (bourne again shell)
- BASIC (beginner's all purpose symbolic instruction code)
- BB (baby, bye bye, be back)
- BBC (big black cock)
- BBL (be back later)
- BBS (bulletin board system, big black shit)
- BBW (big beautiful woman)
- BC (bytecode, before Christ, basic calculator)
- BCD (binary coded decimal)
- BCE (before common era)
- BDFL (benevolent dictator for life)
- BDSM (bondage domination sadism masochism)
- BEQ (branch if equal)
- BF (brainfuck, boyfriend)
- BFF (best friends forever)
- BFG (big fucking gun)
- BG (background, bad game)
- BGR (blue green red)
- BIOS (basic input/output system)
- BITCH (babe In total control of herself)
- BJ (blow job)
- BJT (bipolar junction transistor)
- BLM (black lives matter)
- BM (bad manners)
- BNE (branch if not equal)
- BNF (Backus-Naur form)
- BPM (beats per minute)
- BPP (bits per pixel)
- BPS (bits per second)
- BRB (be right back)
- BS (bullshit)
- BSC (bachelor of science)
- BSD (Berkeley software distribution)
- BSOD (blue screen of death)
- BTC (Bitcoin)
- BTFO (blown the fuck out)
- BTS (behind the scenes)
- BTW (by the way)
- BYOB (bring your own bottle/booze/beer/...)
- C (Celsius)
- C64 (Commodore 64)
- CAD (computer aided design)
- CAPTCHA (completely automated public Turing test to tell computers and humans apart)
- CC BY (creative commons attribution)
- CC BY-NC (creative commons attribution sharealike non-commercial)
- CC BY-ND (creative commons attribution sharealike non-commercial no derivatives)
- CC BY-SA (creative commons attribution sharealike)
- CC BY-NV (creative commons attribution no value)
- CC0 (creative commons zero)
- CC (creative commons, C compiler)
- CC0 (creative commons zero)
- CCA (circa)
- CCD (charge coupled device)
- CCRL (computer chess rating list)
- CCW (counter clockwise)
- CD (compact disc, change directory)
- CDN (content delivery network)
- CE (common era)
- CEO (chief executive officer)
- CERN (organisation europeenne pour la recherche nucleaire)
- CET (central European time)
- CG (computer graphics)
- CGI (computer generated imagery)
- CIA (central intelligence agency)
- CIDE (collaborative international dictionary of English)
- CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
- CISC (complex instruction set computer)
- CLI (command line interface)
- CLK (clock)
- CM (centimetre, candidate master)
- CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductor)
- CMS (content management system)
- CMYK (cyan magenta yellow key)
- CNC (computer numerical control)
- COBOL (common business-oriented language)
- COC (code of conduct, code of censorship)
- COLLADA (collaborative design activity)
- COMPSCI (computer science)
- COVID (corona virus disease)
- CP (child porn, copy, checkpoint)
- CPI (cycles per instruction)
- CP/M (control program/monitor, control program for microcomputers)
- CPP (C++)
- CPU (central processing unit)
- CR (carriage return)
- CRAP (can't realize a profit)
- CRC (cyclic redundancy check, critical race theory)
- CRT (cathode ray tube)
- CS (computer science, counter strike)
- CSAM (child sexual abusive material)
- CSFML (C SFML)
- CT (computed tomography)
- CSG (constructive solid geometry)
- CSH (C shell)
- CSS (cascading style sheet)
- CST (central standard time)
- CSV (comma separated values)
- CTF (capture the flag)
- CTO (chief technology officer)
- CTWM (Claude's tab window manager)
- CUM (cubic meter)
- CURL (curl URL request library)
- CU (see you)
- CV (curriculum vitae)
- CW (clockwise)
- CWM (calm window manager)
- CZ (Citizendium)
- D (day, dick)
- D3D (Direct3D)
- DAC (digital analog converter)
- DARCS (darcs advanced revision control system)
- DAW(digital audio workstation)
- DB (database)
- DC (direct current)
- DCT (discrete cosine transform)
- DD (data definition)
- DDA (digital differential analyzer)
- DDOS (distributed denial of service)
- DDR (double data rate)
- DE (desktop environment)
- DEV (development, developer, device)
- DFT (discrete Fourier transform)
- DHCP (dynamic host configuration protocol)
- DIY (do it yourself, don't injure yourself)
- DK (Donkey Kong)
- DL (download)
- DLC (downloadable content)
- DLL (dynamic link library)
- DM (deathmatch, decimetre, direct message)
- DMA (direct memory access)
- DMCA (digital millennium copyright act)
- DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)
- DND (dungeons & dragons, do not disturb)
- DNS (domain name system)
- DOA (dead on arrival)
- DOF (degrees of freedom)
- DOM (document object model)
- DOS (disk operating system, denial of service)
- DOTA (defense of the ancients)
- DOTADIW (do one thing and do it well)
- DPI (dots per inch)
- DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea)
- DRAM (dynamic RAM)
- DR (doctor)
- DRM (digital restrictions management)
- DRY (don't repeat yourself)
- DSL (digital subscriber line)
- DSP (digital signal processor)
- DTFT (discrete time Fourier transform)
- DUI (driving under influence)
- DVD (digital versatile disc)
- DVI (device independent file format)
- DW (don't worry)
- DWM (dynamic window manager)
- DWT (discrete wavelet transform)
- E (electronic, electric)
- EA (Electronic "Arts")
- ED (Enyclopedia Dramatica, erectile dysfunction)
- EEE (embrace, extend, extinguish/exterminate)
- EEPROM (electronically erasable programmable ROM)
- EEVEE (extra easy virtual environment engine)
- EG (exempli gratia)
- ELI5 (explain like I'm 5)
- ELF (executable and linkable format, extensible linking format)
- EMACS (editing macros, eight megabytes and constantly swapping)
- ENIAC (electronic numerical integrator and computer)
- EOF (end of file)
- EOL (end of line, end of life)
- EPS (encapsulated postscript)
- EPUB (electronic publication)
- EQ (emotional quotient, equals)
- ERP (erotic role play)
- ESP (Espressif systems)
- ESR (Erik Steven Raymond)
- ESS (evolutionarily stable strategy)
- EST (eastern standard time)
- ET (extra terrestrial)
- ETA (estimated time of arrival)
- ETC (et cetera)
- ETLETM (easy to learn, easy to master)
- ETLHTM (easy to learn, hard to master)
- EU (European union)
- EULA (end user license agreement)
- EZ (easy)
- F (float)
- F2P (free to play)
- FAG (fuerza aerea Guatemalteca)
- FAP (fuerza aerea del Peru, fair access policy, free address pool)
- FAT (file allocation table)
- FAQ (frequently asked questions)
- FB (Facebook)
- FBI (federal bureau of investigation)
- FE (frontend)
- FEMCEL (female celibate)
- FEN (Forsyth–Edwards notation)
- FET (field effect transistor)
- FFA (free for all)
- FFMPEG (fast forward MPEG)
- FFS (for fuck's sake)
- FFT (fast Fourier transform)
- FGTS (alternative spelling of LGBT)
- FIDE (Federation Internationale des Echecs)
- FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association)
- FIFO (first in first out)
- FILO (first in last out)
- FIR (finite impulse response)
- FLAC (free lossless audio codec)
- FLARE (free libre action roleplaying engine)
- FLOPS (floating point operations per second)
- FLOSS (free libre open source software)
- FM (frequency modulation)
- FML (fuck my life)
- FOMO (fear of missing out)
- FORTRAN (formula translation)
- FOSH (free and open source hardware)
- FOSS (free and open source software)
- FOV (field of view)
- FP (floating point)
- FPGA (field programmable gate array)
- FPS (frames per second, first "person" shooter)
- FPU (floating point unit)
- FQA (frequently questioned answers)
- FS (file system, free software)
- FR (for real)
- FS (Fourier series)
- FSF (free software foundation)
- FSFE (FSF Europe)
- FSFLA (FSF Latin America)
- FSM (finite state automaton)
- FT (Fourier transform)
- FTFY (fixed that for you)
- FTL (faster than light)
- FTM (female to male)
- FTP (file transfer protocol)
- FU (fuck you)
- FW (firewall)
- FXAA (full screen anti aliasing)
- FYI (for your information)
- G (gram)
- GB (gigabyte/gigabit, GameBoy, Gamebuino, Great Britain)
- GBA (GameBoy Advance)
- GBC (GameBoy Color)
- GBPS (GB per second)
- GCC (GNU compiler collection)
- GDB (GNU debugger)
- GDP (gross domestic product)
- GDPR (general data protection regulation)
- GEGE (good enough game engine)
- GEQ (greater than or equal to)
- GF (girlfriend)
- GFDL (GNU free documentation license)
- GG (good game)
- GH (GitHub)
- GI (global illumination)
- GIB (gibibyte)
- GID (group ID)
- GIF (graphics interchange format)
- GIGO (garbage in garbage out)
- GIMP (GNU image manipulation program)
- GIT (global information tracker, goddamn idiotic truckload of shit)
- GL (good luck, graphics librarly)
- GLM (OpenGL math)
- GLSL (OpenGL shading language)
- GLUT (OpenGL utility toolkit)
- GM (game master, grandmaster)
- GMO (genetically modified organism)
- GN (good night)
- GNAA (Gay Nigger Association of America)
- GNE (GNE's not encyclopedia)
- GNOME (GNU network object model environment)
- GNG (GNG's Not GNU)
- GNU (GNU's Not Unix)
- GOAT (greatest of all time)
- GOG (good old games)
- GPG (GNU privacy guard)
- GPGPU (general purpose GPU)
- GPIO (general purpose I/O)
- GPL (GNU General Public License)
- GPLv2 (GPL version 2)
- GPLv3 (GPL version 3)
- GPS (global positioning system)
- GPT (generative pretrained transformer)
- GPU (graphics processing unit)
- GR8 (great)
- GREP (global regular expression print)
- GRUB (grand unified boot loader)
- GSM (global system for mobile communication)
- GTA (Grand Theft Auto)
- GTFO (get the fuck out)
- GTK+ (GIMP toolking)
- GTG (gotta go)
- GUI (graphical user interface)
- GW (gigawatt)
- H (hour, Henry)
- H8 (hate)
- HAL (heuristically programmed algorithmic computer)
- HC (hardcore)
- HCF (halt and catch fire)
- HD (high definition)
- HDD (hard disc drive)
- HDMI (HD multimedia interface)
- HF (have fun)
- HIRD (HURD of interfaces representing depth)
- HIV (human immunodeficiency virus)
- HL (Half Life)
- HLSL (high level shading language)
- HP (Hewlett Packard, Harry Potter, health/hit points)
- HR (human resources)
- HSL (hue saturation lightness)
- HSV (hue saturation value)
- HTLETM (hard to learn, easy to master)
- HTLHTM (hard to learn, hard to master)
- HTML (hypertext markup language)
- HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol)
- HTTPS (HTTP secure, HTTP shit)
- HUD (head up display)
- HURD (HIRD of Unix replacing demons)
- HW (hardware)
- HQ (high quality, headquarters)
- HYS (hang yourself)
- HZ (hertz)
- I (input)
- IA (Internet Archive)
- IANA (internet assigned number authority)
- IANAL (I am not a lawyer)
- IB (imageboard)
- IBM (international business machines)
- ICAAN (Internet corporation for assigned names and numbers)
- ICMP (internet control message protocol)
- ICQ (I seek you)
- ICT (information and communication technology)
- ICU (intensive care unit)
- IDC (I don't care)
- IDE (integrated development environment)
- IDK (I don't know)
- IE (Internet Explorer, id est)
- IED (improvised explosive device)
- IEEE (institute for electrical and electronic
- IFT (inverse Fourier transform)
- IIR (infinite impulse response)
- IIRC (if I recall correctly)
- IKR (I know, right?)
- IM (instant messaging, international master)
- IMAP (internet message access protocol)
- IMHO (in my honest opinion)
- IMO (in my opinion)
- INB4 (in before)
- INCEL (involuntary celibate, internet celebrity)
- INRI (Iesus nazarenus rex iudaeorum)
- IO (input/output)
- IOCCC (international obfuscated C code contest)
- IOT (internet of things)
- IP (internet protocol, intellectual property, instruction pointer)
- IPS (instructions per second)
- IPV4 (IP version 4)
- IPV6 (IP version 6)
- IQ (intelligence quotient)
- IR (infrared)
- IRC (internet relay chat)
- IRL (in real life)
- IS (information system)
- ISA (instruction set architecture)
- ISBN (international standard book number)
- ISIS (Islamic state of Iraq and Syria)
- ISO (international organization for standardization)
- ISP (internet service provider)
- ISS (international space station)
- IT (information technology)
- ITT (in this thread)
- J (Joule)
- J2ME (Java 2 micro edition)
- J2SE (Java 2 standard edition)
- JACK (JACK audio connection kit)
- JB (jailbait)
- JDK (Java development kit)
- JE (jump if equal)
- JIT (just in time)
- JK (just kidding)
- JNE (jump if not equal)
- JNZ (jump if not zero)
- JPEG/JPG (joint photographic expert group)
- JRE (Java runtime environment)
- JS (JavaScript)
- JSON (JavaScript object notation)
- K (Kelvin, OK)
- K&R (Kernighan and Ritchie)
- KB (kilobyte/kilobit)
- KBPS (KB per second)
- KCAL (kilocalorie)
- KDE (K/Kool desktop environment)
- KEK (a meme version of LOL coming from World Of Warcraft)
- KFC (Kentucky fried chicken)
- KG (kilogram)
- KHZ (kilohertz)
- KIB (kibibyte)
- KILL (keep it Linux loser)
- KISS (keep it simple stupid)
- KISP (keep it simple perfect)
- KISR (keep it simple retard)
- KJ (kilojoule)
- KKK (ku klux klan)
- KLOC (kilo LOC)
- KM (kilometre)
- KMPH (kilometres per hour)
- KMS (kill myself)
- KW (kilowatt)
- KYS (kill yourself)
- L0 (layer zero)
- L1 (layer one)
- ...
- L2P (learn to play)
- L8 (late)
- LA (Los Angeles)
- LAMP (linux apache mysql php)
- LARBS (Luke's auto-rice bootstrapping scripts)
- LARP (live action role play)
- LASER (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation)
- LAME (LAME ain't MP3 encoder)
- LAN (local area network)
- LCD (liquid crystal display)
- LD (low definition)
- LED (light emitting diode)
- LEQ (less than or equal to)
- LER (light emitting resistor)
- LERP (linear interpolation)
- LF (looking for)
- LGBT (lesbian gay bisexual trans)
- LGBTQ (lesbian gay bisexual trans queer)
- LGPL (lesser GPL)
- LGW (libre game wiki)
- LIDAR (light detection and ranging)
- LIFO (last in first out)
- LILO (last in last out)
- LISP (list processing)
- LLM (large language model)
- LLVM (low level virtual machine)
- LMAO (laughing my ass off)
- LMB (left mouse button)
- LMFAO (laughing my fucking ass off)
- LMMS (linux multimedia studio)
- LOC (lines of code)
- LOG (Legend of Grimrock)
- LOL (laughing out loud, "League of Legends")
- LOTR (Lord of the Rings)
- LP (Linkin Park, linear prediction)
- LQ (low quality)
- LRS (less retarded software/society)
- LRW (less retarded wiki)
- LSB (least significant bit)
- LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide, Lucy in the sky with diamonds)
- LUT (lookup table)
- LXDE (lightweight X11 desktop environment)
- LY (light year)
- LZMA (Lempel-Ziv-Markov chain algorithm)
- M (metre, minute, month)
- M8 (mate)
- MA (master of arts)
- MB (megabit, megabyte)
- MAC (medium access control)
- MAP (minor attracted person)
- MATE (MATE advanced traditional environment)
- MBA (master of business administration)
- MBPS (MB per second)
- MBR (master boot record)
- MC (Minecraft)
- MCU (microcontroller unit)
- MD (markdown, medical doctor)
- MD5 (message digest 5)
- ME (management engine)
- MEM (memory)
- MF (motherfucker)
- MFW (my face when)
- MGTOW (men going their own way)
- MHZ (megahertz)
- MIB (mebibyte, men in black)
- MIDI (musical instrument digital interface)
- MILF (mom I'd like to fuck)
- MIME (multipurpose internet mail extension)
- MIP (multum in parvo)
- MIPS (millions of instructions per second)
- MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- MJ (Michael Jackson)
- MM (millimetre)
- MMC (multimedia card)
- MMF (male, male, female)
- MMO (massively multiplayer online)
- MMORPG (MMO RPG)
- MMR (matchmaking ranking)
- MMS (multimedia messaging service)
- MMU (memory management unit)
- MMX (multimedia extension)
- MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena)
- MOSFET (metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor)
- MOTD (message of the day)
- MP (multiplayer, mana points)
- MP3 (MPEG audio layer 3)
- MPEG (motion pictures experts group)
- MPH (miles per hour)
- MPS (meters per second)
- MR (merge request, mister)
- MS/M$ (Micro$oft, millisecond)
- MSB (most significant bit)
- MSC (master of science)
- MSG (message)
- MTF (male to female)
- MUD (multi user dungeon)
- MW (megawatt)
- N (no, Newton, nigger)
- N1 (nice one)
- N64 (Nintendo 64)
- N/A (not available/applicable)
- NAN (not a number)
- NASA (national aeronautic and space administration)
- NAT (network address translation)
- NATO (north Atlantic treaty organization)
- NBSD (NetBSD)
- NC (non commercial)
- NDA (non-disclosure agreement)
- NDS (Nintendo Dual Screen)
- NEET (not in education, employment or training)
- NEQ (not equal to)
- NES (Nintendo Entertainment System)
- NFT (non-fungible token)
- NGL (not gonna lie)
- NHL (national hockey league)
- NIGGER (nature is great, go enjoy reality)
- NN (neural network)
- NOP (no operation)
- NP (nondeterministic polynomial, no problem)
- NPC (non-player character)
- NPM (NPM is not an acronym)
- NPOV (neutral point of view)
- NSA (national security agency)
- NSDAP (nationalsozialistische Deutsche arbeiterpartei)
- NSFW (not safe for work)
- NSFL (not safe for life)
- NTFS (NT file system)
- NVM (never mind)
- NY (New York)
- O (outputs)
- OA (Open Arena)
- OBSD (OpenBSD)
- OC (original creation)
- OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder)
- OCR (optical character recognition)
- ODT (open document text)
- OEIS (online encyclopedia of integer sequences)
- OEM (original equipment manufacturers)
- OF (overflow)
- OG (original gangster)
- OGA (opengameart)
- OGL (OpenGL)
- OISC (one instruction set computer)
- OLED (organic light emitting diode)
- OMG (oh my god)
- OMW (on my way, OpenMW)
- OO (object oriented, object obsessed, object obfuscated)
- OOB (out of boundaries)
- OOP (object oriented/obsessed programming)
- OP (original poster, original post, overpowered)
- OS (operating system, open source)
- OSG (open scene graph)
- OSHA (occupational safety and health administration)
- OSI (open source initiative)
- OSM (openstreetmap)
- OSS (open source software, open sound system)
- OSINT (open source intelligence)
- OTB (over the board)
- OTF (opentype font)
- P2P (peer to peer)
- PB (petabyte, petabit, personal best)
- PBR (physically based rendering)
- PC (personal computer, political correctness, player character, program counter)
- PCB (printed circuit board)
- PCI (peripheral component interconnect)
- PCM (pulse code modulation)
- PD (public domain, personality disorder)
- PDA (personal digital assistant)
- PDF (portable document format)
- PDP (programmed data processor)
- PENIS (project ENIS, proton-enhanced nuclear induction spectroscopy)
- PET (positron emission tomography)
- PETA (people for the ethical treatment of animals, people eating tasty animals)
- PGM (portable graymap)
- PGN (portable game notation)
- PGP (pretty good privacy)
- PHD (doctor of philosophy)
- PHP (personal home page, PHP: hypertext preprocessor)
- PID (process ID)
- PIN (personal identification number)
- PIP (PIP installs packages)
- PITA (pain in the ass)
- PM (private message, post meridiem, Perl module)
- PMS (premenstrual syndrome)
- PNG (portable network graphics, PNG's not GIF)
- POKEMON (pocket monsters)
- POO (programacion orientada a objetos)
- POOP (post/pseudo object oriented programming)
- POP3 (post office protocol version 3)
- POSIX (portable operating system interface)
- POV (point of view)
- PPC (power PC)
- PPM (portable pixmap)
- PPU (picture processing unit)
- PR (pull request, public relations)
- PS (Photoshop, Postscript, PlayStation)
- PS2 (personal system 2)
- PSD (Photoshop document)
- PSP (PlayStation portable)
- PSYOP (psychological operations)
- PTHC (preteen hardcore)
- PTR (pointer)
- PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder)
- PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
- PVE (player vs environment)
- PVP (player vs player)
- PWAD (patch WAD)
- Q3 (Quake III)
- QED (quod erat demonstrandum)
- QEMU (quick emulator)
- QOL (quality of life)
- QOS (quality of service)
- QR (quick response)
- RADAR (radio detection and ranging)
- RAID (redundant array of inexpensive discs)
- RAM (random access memory)
- RAPE (retire aged people early)
- RAR (Roshal archive)
- RAS (redundant acronym syndrome)
- RC (release candidate)
- RCBD (rock carved binary data)
- RCL (raycastlib)
- REG (register)
- REGEX(P) (regular expression)
- REST (representational state transfer)
- RFC (request for comments)
- RGB (red green blue)
- RGBA (red green blue alpha)
- RISC (reduced instruction set computer)
- RIP (rest in peace)
- RLE (run length encoding)
- RMB (right mouse button)
- RMS (Richard Matthew Stallman)
- RN (right now)
- RNA (ribonucleic acid)
- RNG (random number generator)
- ROFL (rolling on floor laughing)
- ROM (read-only memory)
- RONJA (reasonable optical near joint access)
- RPG (role playing game, rocket propelled grenade)
- RPI (Raspberry Pi)
- RPM (revolutions per minute)
- RPN (reverse Polish notation)
- RQ (ragequit)
- RS (reset set)
- RSA (Rivest Shamir Adleman, Republic of South Africa)
- RSI (repetitive strain injury)
- RSS (RDF site summary, really simple syndication)
- RT (real time)
- RTA (real time attempt)
- RTF (rich text format)
- RTFM (read the fucking manual)
- RTL (register transfer level)
- RTOS (real time operating system)
- RTS (real time strategy)
- RUR (Rossum's Universal Robots)
- RWM (read write memory)
- S (second, signed)
- S3L (small3dlib)
- SAAS (software as a service)
- SAASS (service as a software substitute)
- SAF (smallabstractfish)
- SAM (serial access memory)
- SAT (scholastic aptitude test, also used for boolean satisfiability problem)
- SBC (single board computer)
- SCAT (subcategory)
- SCC (simple C compiler)
- SCL (smallchesslib)
- SCP (secure, contain, protect)
- SCSI (small computer system interface)
- SD (standard definition, standard deviation, secure digital)
- SDF (signed distance function)
- SDK (software development kit)
- SDL (simple directmedia layer)
- SDR (software defined radio)
- SED (smoke emitting diode, stream editor)
- SEO (search engine optimization)
- SETI (search for extraterrestrial intelligence)
- SEX (sign extension unit)
- SF (Stockfish)
- SFML (simple and fast multimedia library)
- SFTP (secure file transfer protocol)
- SFW (safe for work)
- SFX (sound effects)
- SGML (standard generalized markup language)
- SHA (secure hash algorithm)
- SIG (special interest group)
- SIM (subscriber identity module)
- SIMD (single instruction multiple data)
- SJW (social justice warrior)
- SLOC (source lines of code)
- SM (Super Mario)
- SMH (shaking my head)
- SMS (short message service)
- SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol)
- SNCA (shit no one cares about)
- SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)
- SNR (signal to noise ratio)
- SNTP (simple network time protocol)
- SO (shared object)
- SOC (system on a chip)
- SONAR (sound navigation and ranging)
- SOS (si opus sit, save our souls)
- SPARC (scalable processor architecture)
- SPARQL (SPARQL protocol and RDF query language)
- SPI (serial peripheral interface)
- SPQR (senatus populusque romanus)
- SPS (shitwords per second)
- SQL (structured query language)
- SRAM (static RAM)
- SS (schutzstaffel, screenshot)
- SSAO (screen space ambient occlusion)
- SSD (solid state drive)
- SSH (secure shell)
- SSL (secure socket layer)
- SSRE (shitty software rendering engine)
- ST (simple terminal)
- STD (sexually transmitted disease)
- STDIN (standard input)
- STDIO (standard input/output)
- STDOUT (standard output)
- STFU (shut the fuck up)
- STK (super tux kart)
- STL (stereolithography, standard triangle/tessellation language)
- SUV (sports utility vehicle)
- SVG (scalable vector graphics)
- SW (software, Star Wars)
- SWAT (special weapons and tactics)
- SWF (small web format)
- SWM (Solbourne window manager)
- T (ton)
- TAOCP (The Art of Computer Programming)
- TAR (tape archive)
- TARGA (truevision advanced raster graphics adapter)
- TAS (tool assisted speedrun, tool assisted superplay)
- TB (terabyte, terabit)
- TBA (to be announced)
- TBD (to be determined)
- TBPS (terabits per second)
- TCC (tiny C compiler)
- TCEC (top chess engine championship)
- TCL (tool command language)
- TCP (transmission control protocol)
- TD (tower defense)
- TES (The Elder Scrolls)
- TF (Team Fortress)
- TFT (thin film transistor)
- TFW (that face when)
- TGA (truevision graphics adapter)
- THC (tetrahydrocannabinol)
- THX (thanks)
- TI (Texas Instruments)
- TIL (today I learned)
- TIFF (tagged image file format)
- TIFU (today I fucked up)
- TITS (there is this saying, that is to say)
- TKD (total kike death)
- TL;DR (too long, didn't read)
- TLA (three letter acronym)
- TLS (transport layer security)
- TM (trademark, Turing machine, Trackmania)
- TMP (temporary)
- TMTOWTDI (there is more than one way to do it)
- TND (total nigger death, totally nice day)
- TNT (trinitrotoluene)
- TOR (claimed to not be an actual acronym but can mean "Tor onion routing" or "THE onion routing".)
- TOS (terms of service)
- TPE (tinyphysicsengine)
- TPS (third "person" shooter)
- TROM (the reality of me)
- TTD (total tranny death)
- TTF (truetype font)
- TTL (time to live)
- TTTT (transsexual, transsexual, transsexual, transsexual)
- TTY (teletype)
- TUI (text user interface)
- TV (television)
- TWM (tab window manager)
- TY (thank you)
- U (unsigned)
- UAOFS (ultimate act of free speech)
- UD (undead)
- UBI (universal basic income)
- UCI (universal chess interface)
- UDP (user datagram protocol)
- UFO (unidentified flying object)
- UHF (ultra high frequency)
- UI (user interface)
- UID (user ID)
- UINT (unsigned integer)
- UK (United Kingdom)
- UML (unified modeling language)
- UN (united nations)
- URI (uniform resource identifier)
- URL (uniform resource locator)
- USA (United States of America)
- USB (universal serial bus)
- USD (USA dollar)
- USO (unidentified submerged object)
- USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
- UT (Unreal Tournament)
- UTC (coordinated universal time)
- UTF (unicode transformation format)
- UUID (universally unique identifier)
- UV (ultraviolet)
- UX (user experience)
- V (volt)
- VB (Visual Basic)
- VCS (version control system)
- VG (video game)
- VHDL (VHSIC hardware description language)
- VHF (very high frequency)
- VHS (video home system)
- VIM (vi improved)
- VIP (very important person)
- VFX (visual effects)
- VLAN (virtual LAN)
- VLC (video LAN client)
- VLIW (very long instruction word)
- VM (virtual machine)
- VOD (video on demand)
- VOLCEL (voluntary celibate)
- VPN (virtual private network)
- VPS (virtual private server)
- VR (virtual reality)
- VRAM (video RAM)
- VRML (virtual reality modeling language)
- VS (versus)
- VST (virtual studio technology)
- W (watt)
- W3 (Warcraft 3)
- W3C (world wide web consortium)
- WAD (where's all the data)
- WAN (wide area network)
- WAP (wireless application protocol)
- WC (word count, water closet)
- WDYM (what do you mean)
- WGM (woman grandmaster)
- WIFI (wireless fidelity)
- WINE (WINE is not an emulator)
- WIP (work in progress)
- WM (window manager, wikimedia)
- WOW (World Of Warcraft)
- WCGW (what could go wrong)
- WP (Wordpress, well played, Wikipedia)
- WPA (WIFI protected access)
- WPD (watch people die)
- WR (world record)
- WTF (what the fuck, why the fuck)
- WTFPL (do what the fuck you want to public license)
- WTH (what the heck/hell)
- WYSIAYG (what you see is all you get)
- WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get)
- WM (window manager)
- WMV (Windows media video)
- WR (world record)
- WWI (world war one)
- WWII (world war two)
- WWJD (what would Jesus do?)
- WWW (world wide web)
- WWYD (what would you do?)
- XAML (extensible application markup language)
- XCF (experimental computing facility)
- XDWC (Xonotic defrag world championship)
- XFCE (XForms common environment)
- XHTML (extensible HTML)
- XML (extensible markup language)
- XMPP (extensible messaging and presence protocol)
- XOR (exclusive OR)
- XP (extreme programming)
- Y (year, yes)
- Y2K (year 2000)
- YACC (yet another compiler compiler)
- YACY (yet another cyberspace)
- YAHOO (yet another hierarchical officious oracle) { cringe. ~drummyfish }
- YAML (YAML ain't markup language)
- YBP (years before present)
- YLYL (you laugh you lose)
- YOLO (you only live once)
- YT (YouTube)
- YWNBAW (you will never be a woman)
- ZIP (zone improvement plan code)
- ZNK (zivot neni krasny)
- ZOMG (when you want to write OMG but accidentally also hit Z)

## See Also

- anagram
- palindrome
- LRS dictionary

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