programmatical

a task or routine that can be accomplished through routine programming.

Once you identify a plane in space, the rest of the inspection is simply programatical.

by MrKnuckle August 31, 2004

Programmatically

To automatically program as in software or software components.

The codes should be PROGRAMMATICALLY adjusted in our system.

by MSGC08 May 29, 2015

Programmatic Prostitute

Someone who uses a job to work on something other than that job. Someone who lies about where they are, claiming they are doing their job. Someone who claims hours on a time card that can't possibly be true.

A: Dan said he worked from home on Saturday for 26 hours!

B: Really? John said he saw him out looking at used cars this weekend.

A: Do you think he is claiming hours and he is not working?

B: Oh he may be busy, but not at the job he was hired to do. I am sure his Doctoral Dissertation will be the best in his graduating class based on the hours he’s claiming.

A: He's a real programmatic prostitute.

by Stinky MacBurr December 15, 2009

detailed programmatic specificity

something the Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, says in speeches. Problem is no-one knows what it means.

"No idea what detailed programmatic specificity means." - Mr Turnbull

by Angelspike July 16, 2009