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Revision as of 20:27, 24 July 2018
The following list contains some of the more commonly used abbreviations and other jargon found on MouseHunt Discussion Boards.
A
- A – Aleth Essence
- ABT – Ancient Box Trap or Arcane Blast Trap (ambiguous)
- Acro or ACRONYM – Arcane Capturing Rod Of Never Yielding Mystery
- AD – Archduke rank
- AG – Ancient Gauntlet
- Amb – Ambrosial Portal or Ambush trap
- Arby – Arcane Blast Trap
- ASG – Ancient Spear Gun
- ASM – Abominable Snow Mouse
- AR – Acolyte Realm location
B
- B – Ber Essence
- B-Rift or Brift – Burroughs Rift
- BBB – Big Bad Burroughs Mouse
- BBBB – Big Bad Behemoth Burroughs Mouse
- BBT – 2012 Big Boom Trap
- BC – Birthday Cake Base or Balack's Cove location
- BCK – Birthday Candle Kaboom
- BDC - Birthday Dragée Cake Base
- BG – Bottomless Grave
- Blingbot – Chrome DeathBot
- Blueprints or BP – Various blueprints
- BLW – Bonus Luck Weekend
- Bob – Master Burglar Mouse
- BPT or BSP – Blackstone Pass Trap
- BW – Black Widow Mouse or Bristle Woods region
C
- C – Cynd Essence
- C&W – Curds and Whey or Cheese and Whine, a section of the MouseHunt forums
- Cat or Cats – Catacombs location
- CBC – Chocolate Birthday Cake Base or Crushed Birthday Cake Base
- CC – Calm Clearing location, Cape Clawed location, Curious Chemist or Crimson Commander mouse
- CCB – Candy Cane Base
- CCT – Christmas Cracker Trap or Crystal Crucible Trap
- CDB or ChromeBot – Chrome DeathBot
- CDB or CDDB or ChillBot – Chrome DrillBot
- Champ – Champion Charm
- ChC – Cheesecake Base
- Chracky – Chrome Tacky Glue Trap
- Chrino – Chrome RhinoBot
- Chromo or Chronstro – Chrome MonstroBot
- Clock or CoT – Clockapult of Time
- CLT – Cackle Lantern Trap
- Coloured mouse – White Mouse, Grey Mouse, Brown Mouse
- CM – Coconut Milk or Chess Master
- CMB – Chrome MonstroBot
- CMC – Checkmate Cheese
- CMCT – Crystal Mineral Crusher Trap
- COWN or COWNT – Chrome Oasis Water Node Trap
- CPO or CPOT – Chrome Phantasmic Oasis Trap
- CPT – Clockwork Portal Trap
- Cranny – Chrome Nannybot
- CRE – Catch Rate Estimate, used to estimate the Catch Rate percentage of a particular trap setup
- CRM – Calcified Rift Mist
- CrOWN or CrOWNT – Chrome Oasis Water Node Trap
- CT – Crystal Tower
- CTGT – Chrome Tacky Glue Trap
- CW – Crown Whore
D
- D – Dol Essence
- DB – Mouse DeathBot, Dehydration Base
- DB or DBC – Dragonbane Charm
- DCT – Dimensional Chest Trap
- DDA – Double Diamond Adventure
- DDB – Digby Drillbot
- Dehy – Dehydration Base
- Dev time or Dev's time zone – Time zone of Developers from HitGrab which is EST (GMT-5) or EDT (GMT-4) (see here for current time).
- DHU – "Devs Hate You", a running joke that explains why things occasionally seem to go wrong for some hunters (see also Teddy Bear)
- DJB – Dragon Jade Base
- DLU – "Devs Love You", a running joke that explains why some hunters experience extremely lucky streaks (see also DLU+)
- DS – Delicious Stone
E
- E – Est Essence
- EAC - Empowered Anchor Charm
- EHT - Event Horizon Trap
- EOD – Essence of Destruction
- ERB or Ernie – Enraged RhinoBot
- ESCBB – Extra Sweet Cupcake Birthday Base
- ESCC – Extra Sweet Cupcake Charm
- ETR – Explosive Toboggan Ride
- Exp – Explosive Base
F
- F – Fel Essence
- Failbot – RhinoBot
- FBF – Feedback Friday (see also Feedback)
- FCL – Focused Crystal Laser
- FF – Fishy Fromage or Festive Feta or NVMRC Forcefield Trap
- FG – Forbidden Grove location
- FGCT – Festive Gauntlet Crusher
- Fluffy – Gargantuamouse
- F/R – Friend Request
- FS – Fire Salt or Flameshard
- FTA – Failure to attract
- FTC – Failure to catch
- FW – Fiery Warpath
G
- G – Gur Essence
- G-Rift or Grift – Gnawnia Rift
- GAMAF – Give A Man A Fish - referring to the concept that questions are often answered with tools to find your own answers rather than simply providing the answer to the question
- Garga or Gaga – Gargantuamouse
- GAT – Grand Arcanum Trap
- GBB – Gingerbread Base
- GBH or GHS – Gingerbread House Surprise
- GD – Grand Duke rank
- GFM – Goliath Field Mouse
- GGT – Great Gnarled Tree location
- GLHH – Good Luck and Happy Hunting!
- GM – Grandmaster hunter's title
- GRB pot – Greater Radioactive Blue Potion
- GS – General Store or Giant Speaker trap
- GTB – Golden Tournament Base
- GWH – Great Winter Hunt
H
- H – Hix Essence
- HB – Heat Bath
- HG – Harpoon Gun or HitGrab
- HGRH – HitGrab Rockin' Horse
- HGRRH – HitGrab Rainbow Rockin' Horse
- HH or HGH – HitGrab Horsey
- HJB - Horse Jade Base
- HoT or HoTP – Heart of the Tiger event or Heart of the Tiger Party event location.
- HUD – Heads Up Display, the main navigation and information interface in the game
- HVMT – Horrific Venus Mouse Trap
I
- I – Icuri Essence
- IH – Inferno Havarti
- IM – Ice Maiden
- I&FS – Ideas and Feature Suggestions, a section of the MouseHunt forums
J
- JM – Journeyman hunter's title
- JoD – Jungle of Dread location
K
- Key – Key to the Town of Digby or Zugzwang's Tower Key
- KC – Kraken Chaos or King's Credits
- KG – King's Gauntlet location
- Kings Gambit – capturing both Mystic King and Technic King in one run in the Zugzwang's Tower
- Kitty – Sphynx Wrath trap
- KR – King's Reward
L
- Lab – Laboratory location
- LB - Living Base
- LE - Limited Edition, an item only available for a short period and only once.
- Leg or Legend – Legendary hunter's title
- Lep – Leprechaun Mouse
- LG – Living Garden
- LGS or LS – Lucky Golden Shield
- LL – Limelight cheese
- LOC - Lantern Oil Charm
- LRC – Lucky Rabbit Charm
M
- M&G – Meet and Greet, a section of the MouseHunt forums
- MA – Monstrous Abomination
- MBE – Maniacal Brain Extractor
- MBW – Monstrous Black Widow Mouse
- MCL – Multi-Crystal Laser
- ME – Magic Essence
- Med or MR – Meditation Room location
- MH – MouseHunt
- MHCC – MouseHunt Century Club
- Mk3 – Steam Laser Mk. III, Mk2 for Steam Laser Mk. II, etc.
- ML&HS – Mouse Lore and Hunting Strategy, a section of the MouseHunt forums
- MM – Muridae Market
- Mojo – Master of the Dojo Mouse
- Mos or Mous or Moz – Mousoleum location
- MPP – Mystic Pawn Pincher
- MSB – Molten Shrapnel Base
- MSC – Magical String Cheese
- MVMT – Mutated Venus Mouse Trap
N
- NC – Net Cannon
- NNT – Nutcracker Nuisance Trap
- NOG – Null Onyx Gorgonzola
- NPC – Non-Player Character, often referring to shops (as opposed to the Marketplace)
- NSFC or NFC – Nightshade Farming Charm
- NVMRC – Non-Violent Mouse Removal Charity, formerly a popular group; see also: NVMRC Forcefield Trap
O
- OAT – Obvious Ambush Trap
- OMG or OGC or OG – Onyx (Marbled) Gorgonzola cheese
- OoI – Obelisk of Incineration trap
- OoS – Obelisk of Slumber trap
- OP – Original Poster, or Original Post
- OWN – Oasis Water Node Trap
P
- Papy – Papyrus Base
- PB – PartyBot or Polar Base
- PBB – Physical Brace Base
- PC or Pin – Pinnacle Chamber location
- Plank – Wooden Base or Plank of Gingerbread
- Pol – Polar Base
- Portal – Ambrosial Portal or Sinister Portal
- Pot or Ptn – Potion
- POT – Phantasmic Oasis Trap
- PP – Pumpkin Pummeler or Prize Power or Predatory Processor or Polluted Parmesan
- PPC or Pros – Prospector's Charm
- PTT – Pneumatic Tube Trap
- PW – Point Whore
- PWM – Paladin Weapon Master Mouse
Q
R
- RageBot – Enraged RhinoBot
- RB – RhinoBot or Radioactive Blue cheese
- RB potion or RB pot – Radioactive Blue Cheese Potion
- RGm – Radioactive Gold mouse, fictional mouse
- RH – Relic Hunter mouse
- RMD - Rare Map Dust
- RMM – Retired Minotaur Mouse
- RNG – Random Number Generator
- RP – Reaper's Perch
- RR – Rewers Riposte
- RS – Radioactive Sludge
- RST – Rune Shark Trap
- RTW – Read the Wiki
- RVC – Rift Vacuum Charm
S
- S^4 or SSSS – Small Sample Size Syndrome
- SAC - Spiked Anchor Charm, Super Ancient Charm or Super Attraction Charm
- SAM, SAMT, or Swiss Army – Swiss Army Mouse Trap
- SB or SB+ – SUPER|brie+ cheese
- SBB – Spellbook Base
- SBC - Spellbook Charm
- SBM – Sandblasted Metal
- SCG – Stale Cupcake Golem Trap
- SCK – Slushy Crafting Kit
- SeaGou – Seasoned Gouda cheese
- SEH - Spring Egg Hunt
- SG – Seasonal Garden location or Seasoned Gouda cheese
- Sin – Sinister Portal
- SJB – Snake Jade Base
- SLM3 or SLMk3 – Steam Laser Mk. III, SLM2 for Steam Laser Mk. II, etc.
- SMB – Sandstorm Monstrobot
- SnoB – Snow Barrage
- SNSFC or SNFC – Super Nightshade Farming Charm
- Sojo – Dojo Sensei
- SoS – School of Sharks
- SSH or Ship – S.S. Huntington III location
- SS – Sandtail Sentinel or Seashell
- STB – Silver Tournament Base
- STH – Sound the Horn
- SV – Savoury Vegetables
- SW or SWAT – Sphynx Wrath
T
- T2 or TT – Terrible Twos Mouse
- Target or Tgt – Wooden Base with Target
- TC – Twisted Carmine
- TEM – Trap Effectiveness Meter (seen on the Trap Setup after clicking Effectiveness)
- TG – Training Grounds location or Town of Gnawnia location
- TGT – Tacky Glue Trap
- TI – Tribal Isles region
- ToD – Town of Digby
- ToG – Town of Gnawnia
- Tourney – Tournament
- TPP – Technic Pawn Pincher
- Triple Crown – catching both Kings and the Chess Master during a single run in Zugzwang's Tower
- TS – Toxic Spill
- TST – Terrifying Spider Trap
- TT – Terrible Twos Mouse
- TTT – Temporal Turbine Trap
- TVMT – Thorned Venus Mouse Trap
U
- UAC – Ultimate Anchor Charm or Ultimate Attraction Charm
- UBotS - Ultimate Battle of the Sexes - an offsite tournament created by fans held once a year in Dracano
- ULC – Ultimate Luck Charm
- ULPC – Ultimate Lucky Power Charm
- UPC – Ultimate Power Charm
- USC – Ultimate Spore Charm
V
- VMT or Venus – Venus Mouse Trap
- VS – Vanilla Stilton cheese
- VVS – Vengeful Vanilla Stilton cheese
W
- Walter – Dojo Sensei
- WBT or WBWT – Wooden Base with Target
- WC – White Cheddar cheese
- WGC – Wicked Gnarly cheese
- WM – Warmonger mouse
- WST – Warden Slayer Trap
- WWoWW – Wicked Witch of Whisker Woods Mouse
- WW – Whisker Woods location
X
Y
- YMMV – Your Mileage May Vary - see DHU/DLU
Z
- ZF – Zurreal's Folly
- ZFM – Zugzwang's First Move
- ZLM – Zugzwang's Last Move
- ZT or ZZT – Zugzwang's Tower