spam

Noun

spam (plural spams)

1. (uncountable noun) A collection of unsolicited bulk electronic messages.

   I get far too much spam.

2. (countable noun) An unsolicited electronic message sent in bulk, e.g. by email or newsgroups.

   I received 58 spams yesterday.

3. (proper noun) A canned meat product made of 100 % pure pork and ham. SPAM luncheon meat, a product first produced by Hormel Foods in 1937 in Austin, Minn. See SPAM.

4 letters in word "spam": A M P S.

Anagrams of spam:

• amps

• maps

• pams

• samp

Words found within spam:

am amp as asp ma map mas pa pam pas sam sap sma spa

• Definitions:
• the use of mailing lists to blanket Usenet groups or private e-mail boxes with indiscrimination, unsolicited messages of a promotional nature. ...
• (or Spamming)
• Non-Internet: Delicious "meat" in a can! Internet: Sending multiple, sometimes thousands, of unwelcome messages to a newsgroup or mailing list to promote a commercial product or Web site.
• Junk email, usually unsolicited. Top
• Spam is either a shelved potted meat product or an Internet term for unsolicited commercial email. In the case of search marketing, search engines had to put up their guard against overzealous search marketers who bombarded them with massive daily submissions and loaded their pages with keyword ...
• Any activity designed to trick the search engines into giving a site a higher ranking. Common tactics include hiding keywords as white text on a white page background, submitting a web page to a search engine daily, and building doorway pages.
• is an inappropriate attempt to use email, or another networked communications facility by sending the same message to numerous people who didn't ask for it.
• Unsolicited e-mail. There are two common usages: 1) mass e-mailings by commercial sites to recipients who have not requested any contact, and 2) e-mail sent to intentionally annoy or harass the recipient, including crashing his or her computer by overloading its e-mail capacity.
• "SPAM" mail is the practice of sending massive amounts of E-mail promotions or advertisements (and scams) to people that have not asked for it. Many times, SPAM E-mail lists are created by "harvesting" E-mail addresses from discussion boards and groups, chat rooms, IRC, and web pages. ...
• unsolicited email, often advertising a product or service. Spam can occasional “flood” an individual or ISP to the point that it significantly slows down the data flow.
• Unscrupulous or unethical means of inflating results. Usually deteriorates the quality of listings and often results in penalties or being banned from a search engine.
• The act of posting inappropriate and unsolicited messages to large numbers of e-mail recipients and Usenet news groups. Also refers to the message itself. top of page
• Spam is the term widely used for unsolicited e-mail; spam is also referred to as junk mail. Spam is usually sent indiscriminately to hundreds or even hundreds of thousands of inbox's simultaneously. ...
• (RFC 2635). The term "spam" as it is used to denote mass unsolicited mailings or netnews postings is derived from a Monty Python sketch set in a movie/tv studio cafeteria. ...
• Spam is unwanted, unsolicited junk e-mail to a large number of recipients.
• Spam is the computer equivalent of junk mail and refers to unwanted email. Spam is often used to advertise products because of its low cost and potential to reach a large number of people.
• Spam is unsolicited bulk or junk email.
• Unsolicited Email, like electronic junk mail
• Generally refers to repeated and irrelevant content. As an optimization term, spam refers to loading a page with keywords or loading a search engine’s index with mirror sites. ...
• Direct mailing’s best friend. For years the stigma of junk mail has plague the direct mailing industry, but today, with spam reaching never-before-seen levels of annoying, direct mail has practically disappeared from the junk marketing spotlight. ...
• Unsolicited e-mail advertising for a product sent to a mailing list, or the sending thereof. Spam is also defined as electronic junk mail.
• The term used to describe commercial emails (junk mail) which are unsolicited by the receiver. This unethical practice is used by many companies as a means to improve their website’s position within the search engines.
• Spam are e-mails that are basically unwanted. They are by default stored in the bulk folder of the user’s e-mail account. These are actually advertisement mails.
• An unsolicited electronic communication. Besides canned meat, spam typically is referring to an unsolicited e-mail message.
• (or Spamming) - Any unsoclicited mail or mass mailing can be considered spam. Also, posting the same message to bulletin boards or Usenet groups is considered spamming. ...
• a canned meat made largely from pork unwanted e-mail (usually of a commercial nature sent out in bulk) send unwanted or junk e-mail
• Spam is a song by "Weird Al" Yankovic. It is a parody of R.E.M.'s song Stand. It is mostly an ode to the canned lunch meat SPAM. The lyrics describe a person who loves to eat spam at his house, at work, or for just a snack.
• Spam is a canned precooked meat product made by the Hormel Foods Corporation. The labeled ingredients in the Classic variety of Spam are: chopped pork shoulder meat with ham meat added, salt, water, sugar, and sodium nitrite. ...
• Spamming is a type of dance characterized by frequent, spastic body movements roughly in time to loud punk, alternative, and progressive or experimental rock music. Spamming is done mainly by younger fans at live concerts as a form of appreciation.
• Spamming is the abuse of electronic messaging systems to send unsolicited bulk messages, which are generally undesired. ...
• Spam is a popular Monty Python sketch, first broadcast in 1970. In the sketch, two customers are trying to order a breakfast from a menu that includes the processed meat product in every dish. The term spam (in electronic communication, and as of 2006, general slang) is derived from this sketch .
• Spam is a computer game phenomenon prevalent in FPS but also strongly present in many other game genres. Generally, it refers to the repeated, rapid use of an item, weapon or unit. ...

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