Crossword clues for techie
techie
- Modern problem solver
- Expert on bugs
- Computer-savvy person
- Computer nerd
- Computer guru
- Computer enthusiast
- Computer ace
- Person who's wired
- Person who's really good with computers
- PC go-to type
- One who might use a mouse to get rid of a bug?
- Modern-day whiz
- Member of the Geek Squad
- Luddite's antithesis
- IT guy
- He's into gadgets
- Gadget whiz
- Gadget enthusiast
- Expert in stopping crashes
- Expert in some practical science
- Computer wonk
- Computer repairer, slangily
- Computer repairer, familiarly
- Bug battler
- Electronics whiz
- Electronics expert, shortly
- Computer whiz
- Geek Squad member
- Helper after a crash
- Sysop, for one
- Virus containment specialist
- A technician who is highly proficient and enthusiastic about some technical field (especially computing)
- Electronics enthusiast
- Geek taken on by astute chief
- Computer expert's support received by letter? Just the opposite
- IT expert dressed in white chiefly
- The ice is broken by IT whizz!
- Computer expert
- Computer pro
- Programming pro
- Computer geek
- PC whiz
- Crash investigator
- Computer fixer
- Bug exterminator?
- Software guru
- Computer expert, slangily
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
one well-versed in the latest technology, by 1984.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context informal English) One who works with, or has an interest in, technology or computers. 2 (context informal English) A person who works on the technical side of events.
WordNet
n. a technician who is highly proficient and enthusiastic about some technical field (especially computing) [syn: tekki]
Usage examples of "techie".
The fullback began asking a long question of one techie as I reached Smith and she looked up at me.
They worked as a team, speaking in half-sentences, using techie jargon unintelligible to the layman.
The techie looked as if crapping his underwear was a definite possibility.
The music, some weird hollow techie stuff that sounded like bombs going off in echo-chambers, started to make a different kind of sense.
Everyone knew his story--about how he dropped out of CalTech when he was eighteen, lived in a communal house with his techie friends, started Systematix out of a garage.
The techies had the laptop up and running, the cursor blinking on a line that awaited the necessary password.
When he finally returned to the back room, the techies were standing there anxiously awaiting him.
The techies might eventually match fiber from his clothes to one or more of the crime scenes, but Rudolph is unbelievably careful.
A half-dozen or so FBI techies and LAPD homicide detectives were still on the scene.
By the way, tell the techies to be precise when they zoom the plane back in.
Hackers do propagandize, but only among themselves, mostly in giddy, badly spelled manifestos of class warfare, youth rebellion or naive techie utopianism.