by hicksandhudson October 02, 2009
An adjuster you use when the real result is not the one you are looking for, or, when you don't have exact data but need an answer
"I applied the fudgiplier and realised that you owe me 5 days off in lieu."
"Use the fudgiplier to get the margin up on that sale."
"Use the fudgiplier to get the margin up on that sale."
by hicksandhudson November 21, 2012
"Are you saying we'll get this return on the investment. Are you prepared to put your cock-on-the-block here?"
by hicksandhudson September 16, 2014
The sort of evidence presented by a fickle person based on their hunch. The opposite of empirical evidence.
She only had whimpirical evidence why I shouldn't do it
by hicksandhudson January 12, 2011
An adjective applied to a project where there are so many unknowns that you may as well consult the stars for an estimate or timeline
We don't know anything about this work; the requirements are really unclear but the project seems huge. It's a horrorscope project
by hicksandhudson September 21, 2009