What is Home Row?
1.
When used as a verb it means to strike someone with a keyboard in the face. This happens in schools and offices often or in any high stress atmosphere where a keyboard is present.
zak: hi whats up?
shane: nothing... why the hell do you want to know?
zak: just curious...
(shane puts his fist up in preperation to fight)
zak: your done
(zak picks up a key board and home rows shane in the face)
2.
The first sets of keys a person usually learns in a keyboard. Home row is asdfghjkl; basically, it's the middle row of keys where your fingers should be set when they aren't being used. Your left hand: pinky on the a, index finger on the s, middle on the d, and pointer on the f. Right hand: Pointer on j, middle on k, index on l, and pinky on ;
"Hey man, I just learned home row!" "Holy crap! That is amazing!"
3.
1. n. Place where fingers rest for keying and typing. It is asdf and jkl; using all the fingers but the thumbs.
2. v. Home-rowing. Using this type of keyboarding method, as opposed to the "Mighty Index" finger method.
1. "Now class, put your fingers on the home row and type a semi." - Mrs. Lang, my keyboarding teacher.
2. "Dawg, I'm home-rowin' it in this chat, bitches." Me, in chat.
