Taboords is a dictionary of the words that travel through the internet and through the communities built on top of it. It collects definitions of slang, acronyms, terms from relationships and sexuality, psychology, subcultures and Japanese culture, and every entry explains how the word is used, where it came from, and which related terms sit next to it. The site organises itself around axes you can browse: a hundred and twenty-four lexicon entries, twenty-five on Japanese culture, twenty-two on psychology, nineteen on slang, sixteen on relationships, fifteen on acronyms, fifteen on subculture and twelve on sexuality. The entries explain the meaning instead of just listing the word: AFK as the notice that a person left the keyboard for a while with the session still open, Aftercare as the arrangement made after a scene or an intense encounter, and AuDHD as the portmanteau of autism and ADHD. The interface is available in Portuguese, English and Spanish.