leap smear
leap smear noun: the act of smearing the length of one second around the day of the implementation of a leap second (so as to prevent clocks being required to show "23:59:60" which may break systems).
Noun
leap smear (uncountable)
- The act of smearing the length of one second around the day of the implementation of a leap second (so as to prevent clocks being required to show "23:59:60" which may break systems).
Questions about leap smear
- What does leap smear mean?
- Leap smear means the act of smearing the length of one second around the day of the implementation of a leap second (so as to prevent clocks being required to show "23:59:60" which may break systems).
- What part of speech is leap smear?
- Leap smear is a noun.
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