sandbaging
In the game of draw poker, a player who has a pat hand and will not raise any bets hoping that his opponents will think he has a poor hand.
sandbaging by Dan Drzewiecki November 5, 2003
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Sandbaging by Nondairyrumble October 17, 2017
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sandbagging
When a player in any game chooses (on purpose) to not play their best. Normally this is because they are too superior, they want to hustle you, or they are too lazy to play their best with nothing on the line.
sandbagging by valoem June 25, 2005
sandbagging
in corporate sales: when reps report a much lower deal opportunity than actually exists. reps do this so that if the deal doesn't go through they don't look as bad and so at the end of the quarter when the company has to make their number the rep isn't selected to perform a high pressure last minute sales job.
sandbagging by scanman7 September 21, 2005
sandbagging
When making a sale during the week but purposely not booking it on the computer until the Friday so you don't need to go in to work.
"Dan has been sandbagging and has got a deal on Thursday and won't book the sale till Friday and can now enjoy a long weekend"
sandbagging by doorbasher February 22, 2014
Sandboxing
Describes the art of giving the impression to listen to your boss, convincingly acquiescing and being able to relate prior conversations without letting it affect one's work.
Sandboxed conversations are generally stored in an isolated section of one's memory.
The brain is sometimes referred to as "running in virtualized mode" while sandboxing someone's conversation.
Sandboxed conversations are generally stored in an isolated section of one's memory.
The brain is sometimes referred to as "running in virtualized mode" while sandboxing someone's conversation.
"During our last week's staff meeting I have been sandboxing the whole part where my boss bragged about the features our product shall support"
Sandboxing by box65 May 16, 2009
sandboxing
verb.
In video games, the act of abandoning/putting off your tasks or quests in order to just screw around with an immersive and in-depth game world. Examples of "sandbox" games are Oblivion, the Grand Theft Auto series, and pretty much every single RPG or MMORPG out there. The opposite of a sandbox game would be a "linear" game.
In video games, the act of abandoning/putting off your tasks or quests in order to just screw around with an immersive and in-depth game world. Examples of "sandbox" games are Oblivion, the Grand Theft Auto series, and pretty much every single RPG or MMORPG out there. The opposite of a sandbox game would be a "linear" game.
1. "I'm going to go sandboxing in GTA for awhile."
2. "The best thing about Morrowind is the huge world for sandboxing in."
2. "The best thing about Morrowind is the huge world for sandboxing in."
sandboxing by gr0nk June 11, 2006
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