Slang for someone who's deeply passionate about computer programming — the kind of person who thinks in loops and variables even when they're not at a keyboard.
Slang for someone who's deeply passionate about computer programming — the kind of person who thinks in loops and variables even when they're not at a keyboard. A codehead lives and breathes software, picks apart apps just for fun, and considers debugging a hobby rather than a chore. Less common than 'coder' or 'dev,' but it captures that borderline-obsessive love of code that separates enthusiasts from mere practitioners.
She's a total codehead — she stayed up until 3 a.m. just to refactor a personal project no one would ever see.
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(slang) A person strongly interested in or knowledgeable about computer hardware.
(slang, sometimes, derogatory) A computer programmer.
(slang) A male programmer who acts like and has the interests of a frat boy, defying stereotypical conceptions of programmers as shy and nerdy.
Cooking coded describes a person, thing, or aesthetic that radiates high-performance, peak-output energy as a core identity trait — not just occasionally impressive, but structurally built to be excellent. The '-coded' suffix, borrowed from programming logic and spread through Tumblr and TikTok culture, flags an inherent, deeply baked-in quality rather than a temporary state. Someone cooking coded doesn't need to announce they're cooking; their whole presence communicates it. The workspace, the preparation rituals, the intensity in their eyes — it all reads as perpetually in the zone.
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(slang) A computer programming enthusiast.
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