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1. resignment
A word people too stupid to use the word 'resignation' use.
Person A: "Yesterday I handed in my resignment letter."
Person B: "You mean resignation letter?"
Person A: "Huh?"
2. testicular resignation
when you write "I Quit" on your nut sack in magic marker and show em to your boss when you quit

when the testicles resign because they get fed up from living next to a dick and an asshole
Peter officially gave his Testicular Resignation today when he walked into his boss's office and whipped out his nutsack that said "I Quit" written in magic marker...right after he said, "I know you're going to think I'm nuts."
3. swein
So what else is new? An expression of resignation and boredom. Possibly abbreviated for the first time by a grocery bagger in Melbourne, Florida, U.S.A. in 1985, it could have attained worldwide usage through United States Army service from 1986 - 1989.
Person A: It's raining outside.
Person B: Swein?
4. resignate
verb. To force or otherwise cause the resignation of someone or something. Resignation, meaning to leave a held position, usually of some power.
Pearl Jam's song "God's Dice" (Binaural, 2000): "Resignate my will." ... "Resignate my god."

(Lyrics by Eddie Vedder).
5. lesignation
when one "quits" their life as a lesbian and, hypothetically speaking, submits their "resignation" from lesbian life.
"deb gave me her lesignation letter today. the movers come tomorrow."
6. Presignation
Describes a presentation which anounces the presenters resignation. If a person feels a resignation letter isn't enough they can give a resignation presentation or a 'resignation' instead.
Dave emerged from the boardroom, looked Jimmy in the eye and said "Bloody hell Jim, that was one hell of a presignation!"
7. Watergate
The most infamous political scandal in US history that resulted in the resignation of President Richard Nixon and his VP Spiro Agnew in 1974. It centered around a burglery at the Watergate hotel in Washington by the president's operatives to dig up information on his political enemies. The scandal later used a political enemies hit list, firings in the executive branch, wiretapping, threats, the IRS, and intimidation directed toward Nixon's enemies. During Nixon's endictment he refused to surrender tapes to the FBI that he knew would have resulted in his prosecution. Once Nixon knew there were enough votes in the House to impeach him and enough in the Senate to convict him, he resigned in disgrace--the only President to do so. A few months afterward, the new President Gerald Ford gave him a total pardon, allowing him to keep retain his law license. For the rest of his life he continued to deny any involvement in the scandal--at least directly.
Watergate was one of the saddest chapters in American politics in the 20th century. If it weren't for the Watergate scandal, Nixon would go down in history as being a very good President or average at worst.
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