Anoikis — lore name for wormhole space, also known as j-space or w-space.

Static — repeatedly respawning wormhole connection in a given j-space system.

EOL — end of life; wormhole connection with less than 4 hours of its lifetime left.

Destab — wormhole connection with less then 50% of its mass remaining (destabilized).

Crit — wormhole connection with less than 10% of its mass remaining (critical).

Frig hole — smallest wormhole connection with ship jump size restriction up to Frigates/Destroyers.

Shattered — wormhole systems in which all planets are shattered, and any structure is unable to be anchored.

Roll — putting enough mass through a wormhole to collapse it.

Rage roll — repeatedly rolling one's static connection in search for content.

Rolling battleship — a battleship of any race fit with a Higgs Anchor rig and battleship propulsion module for rolling wormhole connections.

Rolling HIC — Heavy Interdiction Cruiser fit with multiple Zero Point Mass Entanglers, a Higgs Anchor rig and a 100MN Afterburner for rolling medium and crit wormhole connections.

Zero-Point Mass Entangler — a high-slot module for Heavy Interdiction Cruisers (HICs) and Odysseus that reduces a ship's mass, allowing it to pass through small (frigate-sized) holes.

Cold pass — jumping thorugh a wormhole with propulsion module off, which doesn't increase ship mass.

Hot pass — jumping thorugh a wormhole with propulsion module on, which increase the ship mass.

Eviction — act of sieging, destroying and ultimately taking over an enemy wormhole system.

Hole control — Holding control of all incoming and outgoing wormhole connections during an eviction to stop enemies from getting in or out.

Doorstop — A ship sat on the outside of a crit wormhole connection with enough mass to roll it instantly, used to stop defenders or attackers from bringing in reinforcements.

K162 — other side of every wormhole type.

Bob — egregore, thoughtform, meme and a wormhole god. That is all.