AALOAD : Bytecode
AASTORE : Bytecode
abbr => abbreviation
abbrev => abbreviation
abbrevs (pl of 'abbrev')
accel => accelerate (verb)
accum => accumulate (verb)
accurev : Vendor
ack => acknowledgment. acknowledge (verb) : TCP package
acks (pl of 'ack')
acos => arccosine : Trigonometric function
adaptee : One who adapts or is adapted
ADD : Bytecode?
addon
addons (pl of 'addon')
addr => address
addrs (pl of 'addr')
adhoc => ad hoc (adjective)
adm => administrator
admin => administrator
admins (pl of 'admin')
AES : Encryption algorithm?
affordance
AI : Artificial Intelligence
AIFF : Audio Interchange File Format / File format?
airtime
AIX : Operating system
ajc : AspectJ compiler
alg => algorithm
alloc => allocate
ALOAD : Bytecode
ALT : The Alt key?
ambig => ambiguous
AND => Bytecode. Logical operator
ANEWARRAY => Bytecode
ANSI
antcall : Ant task
ANTLR : Application
AOM : Application Object Model?
AOP : Aspect-Oriented Programming
API : Application Programming Interface
APL : Programming language
app => application
apps (pl of 'app')
appserver => application server
ARETURN : Bytecode
arg => argument
args (pl of 'arg')
arith => arithmetic (adjective)
arr => array
ASAP : as soon as possible
ASCII : Character set
ASM : Application
AspectJ : Application
assoc : associate (verb). association
AST : Abstract Syntax Tree
ASTORE : Bytecode
asym
asyn => asynchronous. asynchronously (adverb)
async => asynchronous. asynchronously (adverb)
asynch => asynchronous. asynchronously (adverb)
asynchronously (adverb)
atan : Function
ATHROW : Bytecode
atof : C++ function
atoi : C++ function
atol : C++ function
attr => attribute
attrib => attribute
attribs (pl of 'attrib')
attrs (pl of 'attr')
auth => authenticate (verb). authentication
authentification
auths (pl of 'auth')
autobox (verb)
autocommit (verb)
autocomplete (verb)
autoconnect (verb)
autoflush (verb)
autogenerate (verb)
autoincrement (verb)
aux => auxiliary (adjective)
avg => average (noun, adjective, verb)
AWT : Java GUI Toolkit
Azureus : Application
backend
backoff
backslash
backtrace
BALOAD : Bytecode
basedir => base directory
BASTORE : Bytecode
BCC : Blind Carbon Copy
BCEL : Byte Code Engineering Library
BEA : Vendor
benchmarking
bezier (adjective) : Part of the term 'bezier curve'
binarysearch : Binary search
binarysort : Binary sort
BIPUSH : Bytecode
bitmask
bitrate
bitstream
bitwise (adjective)
blit (verb) : Graphics operation
BLOB : DB type
blocksize
blogging (verb)
BlueJ : Application
bluetooth (noun, adjective)
BMP : BitMap
bool => boolean
booleans (pl of 'boolean')
bootstrap (verb)
Borland : Vendor
breakpoint
breakpoints (pl of 'breakpoint')
BSD : Operating system
btree => B-tree
buf => buffer
bufs (pl of 'buf')
bugzilla : Application
buildfile => build file
bytecode
bytecodes (pl of 'bytecode')
caaaar : Lisp function
caaadr : Lisp function
caaar : Lisp function
caadar: Lisp function
caaddr : Lisp function
caadr : Lisp function
caar : Lisp function
CAB : Cabinet file format
cadaar : Lisp function
cadadr : Lisp function
cadar : Lisp function
caddar : Lisp function
cadddr : Lisp function
caddr : Lisp function
cadr : Lisp function
calc => calculate (verb)
callee : Instance being called
callees (pl of 'callee')
callsite
callstack
CALOAD : Bytecode
cannot (special)
casesensitive => case sensitive (adjective)
CASTORE : Bytecode
catalina : Application
cdaaar : Lisp function
cdaadr : Lisp function
cdaar : Lisp function
cdadar : Lisp function
cdaddr : Lisp function
cdadr : Lisp function
cdar : Lisp function
CDATA : XML element
cddaar : Lisp function
cddadr : Lisp function
cddar : Lisp function
cdddar : Lisp function
cddddr : Lisp function
cdddr : Lisp function
cddr : Lisp function
cdr : Lisp function
cellpadding : HTML element
cellspacing : HTML element
CGI : Common Gateway Interface
cglib : Code generation library
char => character : data type
charset => character set
charsets (pl of 'charset')
chdir : UNIX command
cheatsheet
checkbox
checkboxes (pl of 'checkbox')
CHECKCAST : Bytecode
checkin
checkins (pl of 'checkin')
chgrp : UNIX command
chmod : UNIX command
chown : UNIX command
chroot : UNIX command
classfile => class file
classfiles (pl of 'classfile')
classloader
classloaders (pl of 'classloader')
classname
classnames (pl of 'classname')
classpath
classpaths (pl of 'classpath')
clinit : Java class initializer method
CLOB : DB type
cloneable : Java interface
cloudscape : Application
CLR : Common Language Runtime
comparator: something which compares something
cmd => command : Windows command
cmdline => command line
cmds (pl of 'cmd')
cmp => compare (verb)
CMYK : Cyan Magenta Yellow BlacK color model
cobertura : Application
codebase
codebases (pl of 'codebase')
codec : Coder-decoder
codecs (pl of 'codec')
codegen => generate code. code generation
colspan : HTML element
COM
commandline
compilable (adjective)
conc => concatinate (verb)
concat => concatinate (verb)
cond => condition. conditional (adjective). conditionally (adverb)
conf => configuration. configure (verb)
config => configuration. configure (verb)
configs (pl of 'config')
conn => connection
const => constant
conv => convert (verb)
coord => coordinate
coords (pl of 'coordinate')
corba : Technology
coroutine
could (special)
cpp : C++
CPU : Central Processing Unit
CRC : Cyclic Redundancy Check
cron : UNIX service
crosshair (noun, adjective)
crypto => cryptography
CSS : Cascading Stylesheets
csv : Comma-Separated Values
ctor => constructor
ctors (pl of 'ctor')
CTRL : The Control Key
ctx => context
CUI : Command line User Interface
curr => current (adjective)
customizable (adjective)
customization
customizations (pl of 'customization')
CVS : Application
cxn => connection
DADD : Bytecode
DAG : Directed Acyclic Graph
DALOAD : Bytecode
DAO : Data Access Object
DASTORE : Bytecode
datafile => data file
dataflow => data flow
datagram
datagrams (pl of 'datagram')
datalink
dataset
datasets (pl of 'dataset')
datasource
datasources (pl of 'datasource')
datastore
datatype
datatypes (pl of 'datatype')
datetime : type
DB : database
DDIV : Bytecode
DDL : Data Definition Language
dealloc => deallocate (verb)
deallocate (verb)
deathmarch
deathmarches (pl of 'deathmarch')
decl => declaration. declare (verb)
decls (pl of 'decl')
decompile (verb)
decr => decrement (verb)
def => define (verb). definition
defrag => defragment (verb)
defragment (verb)
defs (pl of 'def')
defun => define function (verb) : Lisp syntax
del => delete (verb)
delim => delimiter. delimitation. delimit (verb)
delimiter : a character that marks the beginning or end of a unit of data
delimiters (pl of 'delimiter')
delims (pl of 'delim')
dep => dependency
deps (pl of 'dep')
dequeue (verb)
DERBY : Application
deref => dereference (verb)
dereference (verb)
dereg => deregister (verb)
deregister (verb)
desc => description
descs (pl of 'desc')
deserialise (verb)
deserialize (verb)
destructor
dev => device. development
DHCP : Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
dict => dictionary
dicts (pl of 'dict')
didnt => did not
diff => difference : UNIX tool
diffs (pl of 'diff')
dir => directory : Windows command
dirname => directory name
dirnames (pl of 'dirname')
dirs (pl of 'dir')
disassembler
dist => distribution. distribute (verb). distributed (adjective)
distrib => distribution. distributed (adjective)
DIV : Bytecode
DLL : Dynamically Linked Library
DLOAD : Bytecode
DMUL : Bytecode
DNEG : Bytecode
DNS : Domain Name System
doclet
DOCTYPE : HTML element
dojo
DOM : Document Object Model
DOS : Operating system
downlink
downlinks (pl of 'downlink')
DREM : Bytecode
DRETURN : Bytecode
dropdown (adjective)
DSTORE : Bytecode
DSUB : Bytecode
DTD : XML element
dtds (pl of 'DTD')
DUP : Bytecode
dupl => duplicate (noun, verb)
DVD
EAR
ECC
ECMA
EJB
elem => element
elems (pl of 'elem')
else (adverb)
emacs : Application
encoder
encoders (pl of 'encoder')
endian (adjective)
enqueue (verb)
enum => enumeration : Java keyword
enums (pl of 'enum')
env => environment
EOF : End-of-File
EOL : End-of-Line
equijoin
errno => error number
ETA : Estimated Time-of-Arrival
eval => evaluate (verb)
exe => executable : Windows file format
exp => expression
expr => expression
ext => external (adjective). extended file system
FADD : Bytecode
FALOAD : Bytecode
FASTORE : Bytecode
FCONST : Bytecode
FDIV : Bytecode
fibonacci (special)
filepath => file path
finalizer
finalizers (pl of 'finalizer')
fitnesse : Application
fixnum
FLAC : Application
flipped (adjective)
FLOAD : Bytecode
FMUL : Bytecode
FNEG : Bytecode
foo
foobar
FOP : Formatting Objects Processor
forwardslash
frac => fraction
fracs (pl of 'frac')
frag => fragment
frags (pl of 'frag')
freeform
FREM : Bytecode
freq => frequency
freqs (pl of 'frequency')
FRETURN : Bytecode
FSTORE : Bytecode
FSUB : Bytecode
FTP : File Transfer Protocol
func => function
gantt (special)
GB => Gigabyte
GC => garbage collection. garbage collector
GDI : Graphics Device Interface
geo => geological (adjective)
GET : HTTP element
GETSTATIC : Bytecode
getter : get method
GIOP : General Inter-ORB Protocol
GIS : Geographic Information System
global => global variable
globals (pl of 'global')
GMT : Greenwich Mean Time
GNOME : Application
GNU : GNU's Not UNIX
gnutella : File sharing network
goto : keyword
gotos (pl of 'goto')
GPL : GNU General Public License
grep : UNIX command
greyscale
GTK : GIMP Toolkit
GUI : Graphical User Interface
GUID : Globally Unique Identifier
guids (pl of 'GUID')
gzip (noun, verb) : Application. file format
hardcode (verb)
hashcode => hash code
hashmap
hashtable
hashtables (pl of 'hashtable')
heapsort (noun, verb)
helpfile
HEX
hist => history. histogram
href : HTML
HSQL : Database
HTML : HyperText Markup Language
HTTP : HyperText Transfer Protocol
httpd : Application 
HTTPS : Secure HTTP
huffman (special)
IADD : Bytecode
IALOAD : Bytecode
IAND : Bytecode
IASTORE : Bytecode
IBM : Vendor
ICONST : Bytecode
IDE : Integrated Development Environment
ident => identity. identifier
IDIV : Bytecode
IDL : Interface Definition Language
IE : Internet Explorer
IEEE
IFEQ : Bytecode
IFGE : Bytecode
IFGT : Bytecode
IFLE : Bytecode
IFLT : Bytecode
IFNE : Bytecode
IFNONNULL : Bytecode
IFNULL : Bytecode
IINC : Bytecode
IIOP : Internet Inter-Orb Protocol
IL : Intermediate Language
ILAsm : Application
ILOAD : Bytecode
IMAP : Internet Message Access Protocol
img => image
impl => implementation
impls (pl of 'impl')
IMUL : Bytecode
inbox
incl => include
incr => increment (verb)
indestructable (adjective)
INEG : Bytecode
infile
init => initialize (verb). initialization
initializer
initializers (pl of 'initializer')
inits (pl of 'init')
inline (verb)
inlined (adjective)
insn => instruction
insns (pl of 'insn')
installer
installers (pl of 'installer')
instanceof : keyword
int : type
internals
interop
interprocess (adjective)
ints (pl of 'int')
inv => inverted. inverse (adjective). invert (verb)
INVOKEINTERFACE : Bytecode
INVOKESPECIAL : Bytecode
INVOKESTATIC : Bytecode
INVOKEVIRTUAL : Bytecode
IO : Input/Output
IOR : Bytecode
IP : Internet Protocol. Intellectual Property
iplanet : Product brand
irc : Internet Relay Char
IREM : Bytecode
IRETURN : Bytecode
ISBN : International Standard Book Number
ISHR : Bytecode
ISO : International Organization for Standardization. ISO file
ISTORE : Bytecode
ISUB : Bytecode
iter => iterator. iteration. iterate (verb)
iterator
iterators (pl of 'iterator')
iters (pl of 'iter')
IUSHR : Bytecode
IXOR : Bytecode
JAAS : Java Authentication and Authorization Service
JAR : Java Archive
jarfile
javabean
javac : The Java compiler
javaclass
javadoc : Tool for generating documentation
javadocs (pl of 'javadoc') : Generated by running javadoc
javah : Stub and header compiler
javahome : Environment variable
javascript
javax : Namespace
JAX : Technology
JAXB : Technology
jaxen : Technology
JAXP : Technology
JBI : Technology
JBoss : Application
JCE : Java Cryptography Extension
JDBC : Technology
JDK : Java Development Toolkit
JDO : Java Data Objects
JDT : Java Development Toolkit
JEE : Java Enterprise Edition
jgroups : Application
JIT (noun, verb) : Just-In-Time Compilation
JMS : Java Message Service
JMX : Java Management Extensions
JNDI : Java Naming and Directory Interface
JNI : Java Native Interface
JNLP : Java Network Launching Protocol
JOnAS : Application
JPA : Java Persistance API
JPEG : Image format
jpg => JPEG
JRE : Java Runtime Environment
JSE : Java Standard Edition
JSF : Java Server Faces
JSON : JavaScript Object Notation
JSP : Java Server Pages
JSR : Java Specification Request
JTA : Java Transaction API
JTS : Java Transaction Service
JUnit : Application
JVM : Java Virtual Machine
JXTA : Peer-to-Peer protocol
Jython : Language
jythonc : Jython compiler
kaffe : Java Virtual machine
KB => Kilobytes
kbytes => Kilobytes
Kerberos : Security protocol
keypress
keyword
keywords (pl of 'keyword')
KVM : K Virtual Machine
LADD : Bytecode
LALOAD : Bytecode
LAN : Local Area Network
LAND : Bytecode
lang => language
LASTORE : Bytecode
LCMP : Bytecode
LCONST : Bytecode
LDAP : Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
LDC : Bytecode
LDIV : Bytecode
leecher
leechers (pl of 'leecher')
len => length
lex : Tool
lexer : Type of tool
lexers (pl of 'lexer')
LGPL : Lesser GPL
lib => library
libs (pl of 'lib)
lifecycle
lifecycles (pl of 'lifecycle')
linebreaks
linker
listbox
LLOAD : Bytecode
LMUL : Bytecode
LNEG : Bytecode
LOC : Lines-Of-Code
loc => location
localaddress
localhost
localtime
logfile
logfiles (pl of 'logfile')
login
logins (pl of 'login')
logon
lookahead
lookbehind
LOOKUPSWITCH : Bytecode
loopback
LOR : Bytecode
lparen => left parenthesis
LREM : Bytecode
LRETURN : Bytecode
LSHL : Bytecode
LSHR : Bytecode
LSTORE : Bytecode
lucene : Application
LUSHR : Bytecode
lvalue => left value
LXOR : Bytecode
LZW : Algorithm
MAC
mapped (adjective)
mailto : HTML
mapi : Messaging Application Programming Interface
maxint => maximum integer value
MB => megabytes
mbr => member
mbrs (pl of 'mbr')
menubar
mergefile
mergefiles (pl of 'mergefile')
mergesort : Algorithm
meta (special)
metainf : Directory in JAR file
metamodel
metaobject
mgmt => management
mgr => manager
mgrs (pl of 'mgr')
micros => microseconds
microsec => microseconds
MIDI : Musical Instrument Digital Interface
MIDlet : Type of application
MIDP : Mobile Information Device Profile
millis => milliseconds
MIME : Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
mindmap => mind map
minint => minimum integer value
misc => miscellaneous
mixin : Type of class
mixins (pl of 'mixin')
mk : Tool
mkdir : Tool
mkdirs (pl of 'mkdir') : Java method
modulo (preposition)
MONITORENTER : Bytecode
MONITOREXIT : Bytecode
monospace (noun, adjective)
monospaced (adjective)
Mozilla : Application suite
MPEG : Moving Picture Experts Group
MSI : Microsoft Installer
MSSQL : Application
MULTIANEWARRAY : Bytecode
multithread (adjective)
multithreaded (adjective)
multiuser (adjective)
munge (verb)
munged (adjective)
munger
mungers (pl of 'munger')
mutex => Mutual exclusion device
namespace
namespaces (pl of 'namespace')
nanos => nanoseconds
nant : Applicaton
NAT : Network Address Translation
natively (adjective)
nav => navigate (verb)
neg => negative (adjective). negate (verb)
Netbeans : Application
netmask
NetMon : Windows Tool
NEW : Bytecode
NEWARRAY : Bytecode
newline
newlines (pl of 'newline')
newsgroup
newsgroups (pl of 'newsgroup')
NIC : Network Interface Card
nics (pl of 'NIC')
NIO : New I/O
nonterminal
nonterminals (pl of 'nonterminal')
nonzero
noop
NOP : Bytecode
num => number
obj => object
objs (pl of 'obj')
occurred (verb)
OCI : Oracle Call Interface
OCL : Object Constraint Language
octal (adjective, noun)
ODBC : Open Database Connectivity
ODF : Open Document Format
offline
offscreen
OGG : Ogg Vorbis file format
OK (special)
old (adjective)
ole : Object Linking and Embedding
omg : Object Management Group
omittable (adjective): may be omitted
omitting (adjective)
op : operation
opcode : operation code
openable (adjective, noun)
openables (pl of 'openable')
optimizable (adjective, noun)
optimizables (pl of 'optimizable')
optimizer : something which optimizes
optimizers (pl of 'optimizer')
OQL : Object Query Language
ORB : Object Request Broker
#ord
orderable (adjective)
orig => original (adjective)
ORM => Object-Relational Mapping
orthogonally (adjective)
OS : Operating System
OSGI : Standards organization
OSX : Mac OS X
others
outdent (verb) : The opposite of indent
outdir : Output directory
outliner
overridable (adjective) : May be overridden
packageable (adjective) : May be packaged
pageable (adjective) : May be paged
pageables (pl of 'pageable')
pairwise (adjective)
param => parameter
parameterization
parameterizations (pl of 'parameterization')
parameterize (verb)
params (pl of 'param')
parens => parenthesis
parseable (adjective) : may be parsed
partitioner
partitioners (pl of 'partitioner')
passphrase
passwd => password
patcher
patchers (pl of 'patcher')
patchfile
PC : Personal Computer. Parsed Character
PCDATA : Parsed Character Data
PDE : Plug-in Development Environment
PDF : Portable Document Format
PEM : Privacy Enhanced Mail
per (special)
perf => performance
periode
perl : Programming language
persistable (adjective) : May be persisted
persistance
persistant (adjective)
persister : Something which persists something
persisters (pl of 'persister')
PGML : Precision Graphics Markup Language
PGP : Pretty Good Privacy
php : PHP Hypertext Preprocessor
PI
pickable (adjective) : May be picked
pico (adjective)
PID : Process identifier
PIN : Personal identification number
pinned (verb)
pipelined (verb)
PK : Public key
PKCS : Public-Key Cryptography Standards
pkg => package
PKI : Public key infrastructure
PLAF : Pluggable Look And Feel
pluggable (adjective)
plugin
plugins (pl of 'plugin')
PNG : Portable Network Graphics
POA : Portable Object Adapter
pointbase : Database
pointcut : Concept in aspect-oriented programming
pointcuts (pl of 'pointcut')
pojo : Plain Old Java Objects
pojos (pl of 'pojo')
poly (adjective)
polyline
POM : Project Object Model
poolable (adjective)
popup
popups (pl of 'popup')
portlet
portlets (pl of 'portlet')
POSIX : Portable Operating System Interface
postamble
postback
postprocess (verb)
pragma : a compiler directive
pre (adjective)
preallocate (verb)
preallocation
precache (verb)
precalculate (verb)
precompilation
precompile (verb)
pred => predicate
predefine (verb)
pref => preference, preferred (verb)
prefetch (verb)
prefs (pl of 'pref')
preinitialize (verb)
preload (verb)
preparable (adjective)
preparse (verb)
prepend (verb)
prepopulate (verb)
preprocess (verb)
preprocessor
preprocessors (pl of 'preprocessor')
prereqs => prerequisites (pl of 'prerequisite')
prescan (verb)
prettyprint (verb)
prev => previous (adjective)
prevalidate (verb)
previewer
princial
printf : function
println : function
priv => private (adjective)
prj : Project file
PRNG : Pseudo-random number generator
proc => procedure
procs (pl of 'proc')
profiler
prog => program
programmatic (adjective)
programmatically (adverb)
proj => project
proxying (adjective)
pullable (adjective)
pulldown (adjective)
pushable (adjective)
PUTFIELD : Bytecode instruction
PUTSTATIC : Bytecode instruction
qname : XML qualified name
qnames (pl of 'qname')
qsort => quicksort (verb, noun)
QT : GUI toolkit
qual => qualify (verb)
queryable (adjective)
quicksort (verb, noun)
RAR : File format
RAW : File format
RDB : Relational database
RDBMS : Relational database management system
RDF : Resource Description Framework
reachability
reapply (verb)
reassociate (verb)
reattach (verb)
reauthenticate (verb)
recalc => recalculate (verb)
recompile (verb)
recompute (verb)
reconfig => reconfigure (verb)
reconfigure (verb)
reconnect (verb)
rect => rectangle
rects (pl of 'rect')
recurse (verb)
recursively (adverb)
recv => receive (verb)
redeliver (verb)
redirection
redispatch (verb)
redisplay (verb)
redraw (verb)
reenable (verb)
reenter (verb)
refactor (verb)
refactoring
refactorings (pl of 'refactoring')
referencee
referencer
referrer
refetch (verb)
refilter (verb)
reformat (verb)
refreshable (adjective)
regen => regenerate (verb)
regex : Regular expression
regexp : Regular expression
regexps (pl of 'regexp')
reinit => reinitialize (verb)
reinitialize (verb)
reinitializer
reinvoke (verb)
relaunch (verb)
RELAXNG : Schema language for XML
relayout (verb)
releasedate
relocalize (verb)
remixer
remotable (adjective)
remoting
removeable (adjective)
renderable (adjective)
renderer
reparse (verb)
replacer
repopulate (verb)
repost (verb)
req => requirement
reqs (pl of 'req')
requeue (verb)
reregister (verb)
resend (verb)
resizable (adjective)
resizer
resolver
resolvers (pl of 'resolver')
REST : Technology
resubscribe (verb)
retarget (verb)
rethrow (verb)
retryable (adjective)
RETURN : Bytecode Instruction
retval : Return value
revalidate (verb)
reverb => reverberation
reweave (verb)
rewind (verb)
rexx : Language
RFC : Request for Comments
RGB : Red Green Blue
rlogin : UNIX tool
rmdir : UNIX tool
RMI : Remote Method Invocation
RMIC : The Java RMI Compiler
ROI : Return on investment
roundtrip
routable (adjective)
rowfill
rowset
rowspan
rparen => right parenthesis
RPC : Remote Procedure Call
RPM : Rounds Per Minute
RSA : Cryptography algorithm
rsh : Remote shell
RSS : Really Simple Syndication
RTF : Rich Text Format
rubberband
runnable (adjective, noun)
runnables (pl of 'runnable')
runtime
runtimes (pl of 'runtime')
SALOAD : Bytecode instruction
SAML : Security Assertion Markup Language
SAR : File format
SASTORE : Bytecode instruction
saveable (adjective)
saveables (pl of 'saveable')
savepoint
savepoints (pl of 'savepoint')
SAX : Simple API for XML
schedulable (adjective)
SCO : The SCO Group
scriptable (adjective)
scripter
scriptless (adjective)
scrollable (adjective)
scrollbar
scrollbars (pl of 'scrollbar')
scrollpane
SDK : Software Development Kit
SDP : Session Description Protocol
searchability
searchable (adjective)
securable (adjective)
seekable (adjective)
SEI : Software Engineering Institute
sel => selection
selectable (adjective)
sendable (adjective)
seq => sequence
serializable (adjective)
serializer
serializers (pl of 'serializer')
servlet
servlets (pl of 'servlet')
sessionless (adjective)
sexp => S-expression
sftp : Secure FTP
SHA : Secure Hash Algorithm
shall (verb)
shareable (adjective)
should (verb)
shoutcast
showable (adjective)
shown (special)
shuttlesort
sigs => signatures (pl of 'signature')
simplifier
SIPUSH : Bytecode instruction
sizeof : function
skel => skeleton
skippable (adjective)
skipped (verb)
smallint : type
SMS : Short Message Service
SMTP : Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
snmp : Simple Network Management Protocol
SOA : Service-Oriented Architecture
SOAP
softkey
solaris
sortable (adjective)
SOS
sourcecode
sourcefile
sourcefiles (pl of 'sourcefile')
spacer
sparc
SPKI : Simple Public Key Infrastructure
sprintf : function
SQL : Standard Query Language
sqrt => square root
srand : C++ function
src => source
SRGB : Standard RGB
SSDP : Simple Service Discovery Protocol
SSF : Scalable Simulation Framework
ssh : Secure Shell Protocol
SSI : Server Side Includes
SSL : Secure Socket Layer
ssn : Social Security Number
SSO : Single Sign-on
stacktrace
stacktraces (pl of 'stacktrace')
standalone
startable (adjective)
starteam : Vendor
stat => statistic (noun)
stateful (adjective)
statefully (adverb)
statelessly (adverb)
statemachine
statemachines (pl of 'statemachine')
statically (adverb)
stats (pl of 'stat')
statusbar
statuscode
stderr : Standard error stream
stdin : Standard in stream
stdout : Standard out stream
stimuli (pl of 'stimulus')
stmt => statement
stmts (pl of 'stmt')
stolen (verb)
storable (adjective)
str => string
strcmp : function 
strcpy : function
streamable (adjective)
strikethrough (adjective)
stringified (adjective)
stringifier : Something which stringifies
stringify (verb)
strlen : function
strs (pl of 'str')
struct
stylesheet
subaddress
subfolder
subgraph
submitted (adjective)
subnet
subplot
subseq => subsequent (adjective)
subst => substitute (verb, adjective), substitution (noun)
substr => substring
subtree
subtype
summarizable (adjective)
superset
supertype
SVG : Scalable Vector Graphics
SVN : Subversion
swapping (adjective)
swimlane (adjective)
switchable (adjective)
SWT : Standard Widget Toolkit
sybase : database
symlink : Symbolic link
syn : TCP message
synchronizable (adjective)
synth => synthetic (adjective)
sys => system
tabbed (adjective)
TABLESWITCH : Bytecode instruction
tahoma : Font
tanh : Mathematical function
tarfile
taskbar
tbl => table
TCL : Tool Command Language
TCP : Transmission Control Protocol
TCPIP : Protocol
teardown
testable (adjective)
testcase
testsuite
tex : Typesetting system
textarea
textbox
textfield
textfile
threadpool
threadsafe (adjective)
throwable (adjective, noun)
thru => through (preposition)
tiebreak
timeframe
timeout
timestamp
timezone
tmp => temporary
TOC : Table of Content
todo
tokenize (verb)
tokenized (adjective)
tokenizer
toolbar
toolkit
tooltip
toplevel (adjective)
traceback
transactional (adjective)
transcode (verb)
transcoder
traversability
TTL : Time to live
tty : UNIX command
tuple
tx => transaction
txn => transaction
txt => text
typecheck (verb)
typedef : keyword in C
UDDI : Universal Description Discovery and Integration
UDP : User Datagram Protocol
UI : User Interface
UID : Unique identifier
UML : Unified Modeling Language
unbuffered (adjective)
uncheck (verb)
uncomment (verb)
undeclare (verb)
undefine (verb)
undelete (verb)
undeliverable (adjective)
underflow
unencrypted (adjective)
unevaluated (adjective)
unhandled (adjective)
unicode
unimplemented (adjective)
unindent (verb)
uninitialize (verb)
uninstall (verb)
uninstalled (adjective)
UNIX
unlink (verb)
unmanaged (adjective)
unmangle (verb)
unmarshal (verb)
unmarshall (verb)
unmount (verb)
unnest (verb)
unoptimized (adjective)
unpacker
unparseable (adjective)
unpause (verb)
unqualify (verb)
unquote (verb)
unreferenced (adjective)
unregister (verb)
unschedule (verb)
unsecure (verb, adjective)
unselect (verb)
unserialize (verb)
unsubscribe (verb)
untrusted (adjective)
untyped (adjective)
unversioned (adjective)
upnp : Universal Plug n Play
upperbound
URI : Unifrom Resource Identifier
URL : Uniform Resource Locator
URN : Unifrom Resource Name
username
UTC : Coordinated Universal Time
UTF : Unicode Transformation Format
util => utility
utils (pl of 'util')
UUID : Universally Unique Identifier
val => value
validator : something which validates something
valign (verb)
vals (pl of 'val')
VB : Visual Basic
vbs : VB Script
vel => velocity
versioned (adjective)
versioning 
VM : Virtual Machine
VMS : Virtual Memory System
VOB : File format
vocab => vocabulary
vorbis : File Format
VSS : Visual Source Safe
WAR : File Format
waypoint
waypoints (pl of 'waypoint')
webdav : Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning
weblogic : Product
websphere : Product
wellformed (adjective)
whitelist (verb)
whitelisted (adjective)
whitespace
wiki
wildcard
WMA : windows Media Audio 
WMV : Windows Media Video
workaround
WSDD : Web Service Deployment Descriptor
WSDL : Web Services Description Language
WTK : Wireless Toolkit
WWW : World Wide Web
WYSIWYG : What You See Is What You Get
xalan : Software
xdoclet : Software
xerces : Software
XHTML : Standard
XMI : XML Metadata Interchange
XML
XOR : Exclusive Or-operation
XPATH : Technology
XPP : XML Pull Parser
xquery : Query Language
XSD : XML Schema Definition
XSL : Extensible Stylesheet Language
XSLT : XSL Transformations
XSS : Cross-site scripting
YAML : YAML Aint Markup Language
ZIP : File Format
zlib : Software
zoomable (adjective)
