Software Bugs

noun a mess or confusion

verb to make a mess of something, to ruin or spoil

• He managed to bollix up the presentation by forgetting key points.
• I completely bollixed up my interview by rambling on about irrelevant things.
• I bollixed up the recipe by adding too much salt.
• She bollixed up her chances of promotion by constantly arriving late to work.

noun Acrnym for Blue Screen of Death, a term used to describe a Windows computer error that causes the system to crash and display a blue screen with an error message.

• The computer encountered a Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) error and had to be restarted.
• My laptop just got hit with a BSoD out of nowhere.
• Ugh, I hate it when my PC gives me the BSoD.
• Experiencing a BSoD in life can be a wake-up call to reevaluate things.

adverb Accidently is an adverb that describes how something is done unintentionally or by mistake.

• She accidently spilled coffee on her white blouse during the meeting.
• I accidently bumped into my friend at the grocery store.
• I totally accidently double-booked myself for two parties on Saturday night.
• He accidently stepped on her toes while dancing, but she didn't mind.

noun A colloquial term for a software bug specifically related to Adobe products.

• The software engineer identified an adobe bug in the latest version of the program.
• I heard there's an adobe bug causing issues with the photo editing software.
• Hey, have you heard about that adobe bug messing up everyone's projects?
• Just like an adobe bug, the problem seemed small at first but ended up causing a lot of trouble.