to sit down or to take a seat.

A form of self-censorship practiced at work to avoid offensive or cuss words. Typically includes cuss-replacements you learned from your grandma. Potentially embarrassing if accidentally used outside of work at parties or in the company of your drunk friends.

May also be used in the company of grandparents, teachers, preachers, and others who disapprove of cussing.

Does not apply to all professions. Musicians and construction workers have no need for a work mouth.

Reaction of something that is unbelievable.
Usually used as a more politically correct substitute of n***a please.

a word that is said when you are the first one to post a comment on a video, picture, article on the net

Someone who puts a bowl in the dishwasher facing down with a less than 45 degree angle of attack. Hence the dishwasher can not wash the inners on the bowl.

An umbrella turned inside out by forceful wind.

someone who changes the way they interact with people depending on who they're with.