Now that ARM is all anyone talks about these days, a new language is rapidly developing, so we at TechEye have provided a cut out and keep dictionary of new terms as they enter the English language.
ARMadillo: A mobile chip stuffed down the pants of an ageing rock star to impress girls.
ARMaDildo: A mobile chip which needs batteries
PhARMacy: A place to buy chips to rear your ill company back to health
ARMore: The love that Microsoft has for things not of Intel
ARMature: A developer trying to stick Windows into a mobile environment
HARM: To injure oneself by the incorrect placement of a mobile chip
pARMesan: Cheesy Intel mobile stuff
CARMel A place which is made a no smoking zone when under the direct control of a Hollywood A lister
ChARM Offensive: Marketing campaign for mobile chips
DhARMa: It is a Hindu's duty to install mobile chips
ARMhole: Cambridge
KARMa: What will run over Microsoft's Dogma
PtARMigan: A strange Scottish bird who lives in Invernesshire
ARMistice: A peace treaty between Microsoft and ARM
BARMy: The concept of ARM on a server
AlARM: What wakes up Intel with a cold sweat
MARMite: A small British company - you either love or hate it
FARM: A place where ARM chips are grown, TSMC
MARM: What you call the Queen when she is using a tablet
FireARM: Chips used as weapons of mass distraction
GARM: Hindi word for when the chip is too hot
GendARMes: A French police force dedicated to chip intellectual property enforcement
HARMonious: When the chip works as marketing says it does
ARMageddon: ARM's hopes for Intel in 2012
ARMature: ARM grows up
ARMless: Microsoft
UnARMed: Intel
DisARMed: IBM
UnderARM: Apple
WARMonger: Larry Ellison
WARM: Cold war between Intel and ARM
SwARM: Android applications, or a cluster of ARM chips
BlARMy Stone: A place in Cambridge where sales teams are trained in how wonderful ARM chips are
VARMint: A person who calls for the use of ARM chips when they are not appropriate
TARMac: ARM on a MacBook
ClARM: Clapham
PARM: When Intel throws its toys out of a pram
SmARM: The board
VietnARM: The CES tradeshow
cRAM: Intel throwing toys out of its PRAM and forgetting you need ARM in the word
StARM: Terrible weather in Northern Ireland.
StARMan: David Bowie's smartphone
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