geek - use in sentences

Preposition: that

  • backup: So now you never have to worry about losing those cds. remember: it's not just geeks that backup there computers.

Converse of object

  • call: Actually, Rick doesn't mind being called a geek.

Adjective modifier

  • self-confessed: Last test of the year starts on Thursday tho As for work I have become a self-confessed postcode geek.
  • fellow: Please spread the word on your blogs, invite friends, family, or fellow geeks.
  • inner: Surprisingly it didn't, which made my inner geek 's day.
  • sad: I drag the sad geek out from behind the partition.
  • comic: Along with my sci-fi fixation, I am also a huge comic book geek.
  • true: I really felt like I was with the true computer geeks.

Modifies a noun

  • dinner: Another geek dinner is about to take place - this time host by Dave Shea, the head gardener at The CSS Zen Garden.
  • node: The test on line 0053 will be false as the left sub tree of the geek node is not empty.
  • toy: I'd write more, but I've got lovely new geek toys to set up and play with!
  • stuff: Feel like I can't write much of certain things here, like geek stuff.
  • talk: I really enjoyed, lots of geek talk and some good laughs.
  • code: Thanks to Kate Pickering's article on Knitty, I've now constructed my knitter's geek code.

Noun used with modifier

  • techno: The full article by Paul Mason is in the extended entry for the techno geeks out there.
  • alpha: Most people who write and blog about this sort of thing are pretty tech savy / alpha geeks.
  • sci-fi: Each group has a theme, such as the Addams Family, college students, or sci-fi geeks.
  • gadget: Well it's official, I'm a gadget geek.
  • computer: Lord knows I have seen many computer geeks who just didn't have a clue about how to run a business.
  • horror: In fact, it obeys every rule of the slasher movie that Scream ' s horror geeks abuse, pervert and worship.

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