concatenate
the joining of two separate words in everyday life or in a spreadsheet formula.
=if(C7=1,0,concatenate C7,C9) where the cell C7 contains a word in the spreadsheet like good and the cell C9 contains a word like morning the result of the formula under certain circumstances would then be good-morning
concatenate
Sexual relations instigated by a nerd or geek seeking to appear learned.
Nerd: "Hey beautiful, how about my go back to parent's basement and concatenate?"
Woman: "No."
Woman: "No."
Concatenate
To assemble in order, to link into a series.
He concatenated a chain of words in such a way as to be precise but not overly verbose.
Concatenate
A word Ish likes to use in email to confuse poor little asian girls, meaning to conjoin two things together.
That chicks hot, I'm going to get her number so we can concatenate sometime.
concatenate
Put a person in a 90 degree position and put two sticks in their asshole.
I will concatenate your mum till she bleeds
concatenating
A word used by programmers to discern true computer programming from the fakes. Basically it means "add"
verb (used with object), concatenated, concatenating.
1.
to link together; unite in a series or chain.
adjective
2.
linked together, as in a chain.
1.
to link together; unite in a series or chain.
adjective
2.
linked together, as in a chain.