- hand\ salsa
- Sweat on mice and joysticks, produced by gaming.
Ugh, he got hand salsa all over my mouse from too much Quakeing.
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hand salsa — n. The grimy substance that accumulates on a mouse or other input device after extended use. Example Citation: The Alps Interactive Gamepad for the PlayStation(TM) game console features the familiar 14 button layout, and an ultra smooth direction … New words
hand\ salsa — Sweat on mice and joysticks, produced by gaming. Ugh, he got hand salsa all over my mouse from too much Quakeing … Dictionary of american slang
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