bot

Noun

bot (plural: bots)

1. The larva of a bot fly, which infests the skin of various mammals, producing warbles.

3 letters in word "bot": B O T.

No anagrams for bot found in this word list.

Words found within bot:

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• Definitions:
• An abbreviation for the word "bought." The abbreviation for "sold" is SL.
• programs with some artificial intelligence that are sent to do a task in lieu of a real person. Spiders are one example. They run automatically and act autonomously.
• A program that runs on the computer 24 hours a day, seven days a week, that performs and automates mundane tasks. In the world of Web searching, bots are also called spiders and crawlers. ...
• Abbreviation for robot, the word is used to describe programs, usually run on a server, that automate tasks such as forwarding or sorting e-mail.
• An automated piece of software that can be used in chat rooms or to crawl the web.
• An automated software program that can execute certain commands when it receives a specific input. The web searching bots, also known as spiders and crawlers, search the Web by retrieving a certain document and recording the information and links found on it. ...
• Short for Robot. See Robot.
• (bot) (bot) the larva of a botfly, which may be parasitic in the stomach of animals or sometimes of humans.
• Short for robot, this term is often used interchangeably with "intelligent agent." It is a tool for sifting through data and can be tailored to perform a specific function (eg shopping bot)
• An Internet-related term, short for "robot," that describes programs which automate tasks such as sorting e-mail.
• Search Engines create and utilize small robot programs that are known as bots, spiders and web crawlers. The bots are directed to a site and will gather page information such as hyperlinks and URL structure. The bot can then navigate the site and index the information contained within.
• a roBot that usually is a software program that can be good (administering or policing on the network) or bad (causing evil) on the network. Bots commonly are used in real audio chat lines. ...
• A form of concession where a private party or consortium agrees to finance, construct, operate and maintain a facility for a specific period and transfer the facility to the concerned government or port authority after the term of the concession. ...
• Any version of the MegaBot unit.
• Shortened version of ‘robot’, automated programs that scour the WWW looking for stuff.
• an artificial intelligence usually found masquerading as a human user, carrying out repetitive or tedious tasks like responding to email (presumably an abbreviation for robot)
• Derived from "robot", this term refers to software agents that pretend to be human users, carrying out repetitive tasks such as responding to email.
• Internet bots, short for robots, also known as spiders and crawlers, are automated tasks that the search engine uses to scan the Internet. They perform mostly large-scale, repetitive tasks, consisting of downloading HTML non-graphic content. See also Spider.
• Build Operate Transfer - The private sector finances, builds and operates a new infrastructure facility or system according to performance standards set by the government. ...
• main sanctuary of a Buddhist temple in Thailand.
• Abbreviation for robot (also called a spider). This is the software that scans the web for the search engines.
• Short for robot, bots are applications designed with a limited amount of artificial intelligence and set to do a specific automated task. One example would be to index Web sites for search engines. ...
• short for robot. See intelligent agent, robot.
• A Bot (robot) is a program used to do repetitive tasks in a game, like farming. Bots are against the Guild Wars EULA and will result in a user account being banned if it's found that you are guilty of "botting". ...
• A computer generated player with artificial intelligence (cough), in a multiplayer game. Used to play multiplayer when no-one's around or not connected to a network.
• botfly larva; typically develops inside the body of a horse or sheep or human
• In legal history, a bote, also spelled bot or bót, was a compensation, recompense, or amends. It is the source of a variety of other terms, including the following: manbote, which is amends paid to a lord for a servant who was killed; boteless, where no judgment or favor will acquit someone, as ...

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