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fired; to lose your job he got canned from his job for slacking off too much
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1) Usually means to get fired.
2) Depending on context, can also be an adjective that means roughly predefined. |
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Call center jargon. Short for "shit canned." It can be used to mean getting fired, but it is usually implied that you were canned for a stupid reason, usually called a bullshit reason. Call centers are notorious for making up lame excuses for firing employees in order to improve their financial forcast. Rob got canned from Deathbridge again today.
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adj.
1. Being too standardized or too uniform in nature. 2. Being a generalization. 1. The silicone made her tits look canned.
2. The suck-ass gave the professor a canned opinion of the literature. |
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1. dismissed, fired 2. alcohol intoxicated, drunk 3. pre-recorded and added to the sound used in a show Canned laughter used to be a standard addition to tv shows.
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Over done and over used to the point of being old, predictable, tiresome, cliche. Sci-fi is so canned, I can tell exactly what's going to happen before it happens.
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1. Usually meaning to "get fired" i.e lose your job.
2. Can also mean when a show goes off the air. **Possibly derived from the word "cancelled".** ex. Did you hear about Bobby? He got canned yesterday, I hear he's hitting up unemployment today.
ex. Oh no, I thought for sure wawa-we would get canned after the stampede. |
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