Went down a bit of a rabbit hole. Tried my best to classify as noun/adjective/verb etc. but I'm an engineer, not a wordsmith XD
Bubble (Noun): A warp disruption sphere that prevents ships inside from warping. Can either be anchored in space as a deployable structure, launched by Interdictors, or emitted from a Heavy Interdiction Cruiser.
Wubble (Noun): A Stasis Webification Probe that can be launched by Interdictors. Lowers the maximum velocity of ships in its area of effect.
Drag Bubble (Noun): A warp disruption sphere typically placed behind and within 500km of a gate. Ships warping to said gate will instead be dragged to the edge of the bubble.
Stop Bubble (Noun): A warp disruption sphere typically placed in front of and within 500km of a gate. Ships warping to said gate will instead be stopped short, landing at the edge of the bubble.
Delay Bubble (Noun): A tactic whereby an interdictor delays launching their interdiction sphere until a target decloaks after entering system through a gate. The intent is to cause the target to avoid deploying their own countermeasures such as nullifiers.
Nullifier (Noun): Interdiction Nullifier, a module that temporarily cancels the effects of warp disruption spheres.
Instalock (Verb): Having a high enough scan resolution to lock a target in under 2 seconds. A ship that can align to warp in less than two seconds is safe from instalocking ships.
Ultralock (Verb): Being able to lock targets in under 1 second. This technique requires high scan resolution, low ping, and high server priority. A ship that can align to warp in under one second is safe from ultralockers, though only a select few ships can do this with the right fitting.
Instawarp (Verb): The ability to align to warp in under two seconds.
Bling (Adjective): Rarer modules with improved stats and a pricetag to match.
Prop Mod (Noun): Propulsion modules such as Afterburners, Microwarpdrives, Micro Jump Drives.
AB (Noun): Afterburner. Imparts a velocity bonus to a ship
MWD (Noun): Microwarpdrive. Imparts a large velocity bonus to a ship, at the expense of reduced capacitor and increased signature radius.
MJD (Noun): Micro Jump Drive. A module that jumps the ship forward 100km in the direction it is facing.
Boosh (Noun/Adjective): Micro Jump Field Generator. A module unique to command destroyers, it can jump up to 25 player's subcapital ships 100km in the direction the ship is facing.
Overprop (Adjective): Using larger afterburners or microwarpdrives than a given ship is designed for.
Dualprop (Noun/Adjective): Fitting different types of propulsion modules to the same ship. I.e. an afterburner and microwarpdrive.
Dualrep (Noun/Adjective): Fitting two repair modules to the same ship.
Roam(Noun/Adjective): Travelling through space with the aim of finding pvp content.
Web (Noun/Adjective): Stasis Webifier. An offensive module that can reduce a target's maximum velocity.
Longweb (Noun): A stasis webifier fitted to certain ships that give bonuses to the range of stasis webifiers.
Point (Noun): Denotes the use of a Warp Disruptor on a target. A Warp Disruptor gives one point of warp scramble strength, potentially preventing a target from warping.
Scram (Noun): Warp Scrambler. A Warp Scrambler has a shorter range than a Warp Disruptor, but has a warp scramble strength of at least two, potentially preventing a target from warping. It also shuts off a target's microwarpdrive if they have one in use.
Longpoint (Noun): A warp disruptor fitted to certain ships that give bonuses to the range of warp disruptors.
HP (Noun): Hitpoints, the health of a ship before resistances are taken into account.
EHP (Noun): Effective Hitpoints. The health of a ship after resistances are taken into account.
Armour Tank (Adjective): Fitting a ship with high armour defenses, either active or buffer.
Shield Tank (Adjective): Fitting a ship with high shield defenses, either active, passive, or buffer.
Active Tank (Adjective): The process of using modules that require activation in order to "heal" a ship, such as Shield Boosters or Armour Repairers.
Passive Shield Tank (Adjective): The process of using a ship's natural shield recharge in order to tank incoming damage.
Buffer Tank (Adjective): Fitting a ship with high hit points, at the expense of any repair modules.
Brick Tank (Adjective): A form of buffer tank, specifically having high structure hitpoints instead of shield or armour.
RR (Verb): Remote Repair/Remote Reps. Using a Remote Shield Booster or Remote Armour Repairer to heal allies.
