code word

To get your feet wet in an industry that feels intimidatingly laden with acronyms, code words, and which requires advanced skillsets from even entry-level employees — it’s important to begin with important certifications such as the CompTIA.

The trappings of spycraft we see in the movies—the tiny cameras, the furtive code words uttered into pay phones, the trench-coated figures darting about in the shadows—are now so familiar that they come across as anything but secretive.

Republicans such as Portman use calls for “unity” as a code word for Democratic concessions.

So if you know a few hashtags and a few code words, you can find them, or people at least that say … you can’t vouch for all of them.

In June, Facebook banned a “violent network” of boogaloo groups, but other groups remain, organizing under code words related to the boogaloo movement.

The only way to get a glass was to order it using the secret code word, “tanqueta,” which translates as “small tank.”

The message contained a line that jumped out, given that “wedding” is an al Qaeda code word for an attack dating back to 9/11.

The rest left for France or “abroad,” he says, a Tunisian Jewry code word to avoid association with Israel.

Peter perceived Romney's call for "stability" as code word for creeping annexation.

She came up with a code word―“peace”―for her teacher if the abuse happened again, and she called the teacher and used the word.

We will give you the code word, and we ask nothing in return but that you listen for sixty seconds.

A code word in his patter advertised to his confederates exactly whereabouts upon your person the treasure was carried.

"Stat" means emergency, that's just a code word that has been used for years in medical terms.

Dave glanced at the old man as he spoke the secret code word, but there was not so much as a flicker of the eyelids.

Snap had taken the code-word sheet, that time we sealed the purser in the cage.