"webhead" meaning in English

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          "text": "He and Gitanas went to a pub called Prie Universiteto and hired five young Lithuanians in Phish and R.E.M. T-shirts for thirty dollars a day plus millions of worthless stock options, and for a month Chip rode these slang-slinging Webheads mercilessly. He made them study American sites like nbci.com and Oracle. He told them to do it like this, to make it look like this.",
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        "An avid user of the World Wide Web."
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        "(slang) An avid user of the World Wide Web."
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