| 1. | Slugfest | ||
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An annual corporate event held on a weekday in which drinking commences at 9:00AM sharp, and continues until 5:00PM.
Violators of undocumented rules will be arbitrarily written up according to their role in the company's hierarchy. Known violations include: showing up late, informal dress, and failure to eat the required amount of cheesies off of the floor in the specified time. Violations are addressed with a minimum of 1.5oz of the least desirable liquor in the room. Pod's informal dress at the first annual Slugfest warranted a shot of Grappa, resulting in violent vomiting at 9:01AM.
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| 2. | Snappy Casual | ||
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Attire that is acceptable for an informal meetings but still quite stylish. Often includes pointy dress shoes. Congressman Miller said the attire for QTC would be Snappy Casual.
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| 3. | Kekystavey | ||
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A phrase with many definitions but its main defintion is used to descibe annoying/rude people or inevitable/harsh situations,But can be used as an informal greating/gesture among friends.
Dorota "Kekystavey! That guy just spilt his drink down my dress" Krzysztof "I cant go on holiday to Mazurskie because the trains have increased their prices and i cant afford it anymore Kekystavey!"
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| 4. | Lax | ||
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A Short form, or another word for relax, free from restrictions, laid back, or informal. 'What's your office dress-code like Jim?'
"Ah, I'd say it's pretty lax.. You can wear whatever you like." 'How's your prof at your school, is he hard?' "Nah, he's pretty lax, we only have a couple assignments." |
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| 5. | Sasual | ||
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Sas·u·al// SpelledSazh-oo-uh l –adj meaning sexy/casual sausal·ly//adv. meaning:in a sasual fashion sasual·ise//verb sasual transformation; change into sasual wear/adopt an air of sasuality Sasual·isation//noun: causing something to become sasual 1.Sexy/casual dress appropriate for wear or use on informal/formal occasions; quite dressy: sasual clothing/wear; effortlessly sexy 2. happen by chance, whilst dressed sexy/casual fortuitous: a sasual meeting. 3. without definite or serious sexy intention; careless or offhand; passing: a sasual remark. 4. seeming or tending to be sexually indifferent to what is happening; apathetic; unconcerned: a sasual, nonchalant air. 5. irregular; occasional: a sasual visitor. 6. Accidental sexy time: an unexpected sasual mishap. i.e.
I don't wanna get too dressed up, i'm just gonna dress sasual We didn't plan it, it was just a sasual meeting I didn't mean to lead him on, it was just a passing sasual remark She smiled, sasually, as he licked his lips and stroked her thigh Jennifer is sasually experienced (has had a lot of casual sex) you need to sasualise your outfit a bit/sash (sa-jh) it up |
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| 6. | knock out | ||
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(Informal Noun) a person or thing that is overwhelmingly attractive. Svetlana knew how to dress to perfectly complement her tall, athletic frame. By virtue of her bright eyes, silky long hair, and a smile that could stop a revolution, people widely regard her as a knock out.
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| 7. | Sugar | ||
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Informal term for money I need some sugar to buy me a new dress.
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