Powerjacking

noun / verb

to "hijack" or "hack" and repurposing power authority to align with objectives

-jack: According to The Writer, the world's largest language consultancy firm, "'-jack' is the '-hack'of 2015 and has now become a respectable business metaphor," says The Writer's Neil Taylor, who's the managing partner there, adding, "We think the suffix '-jack' will make the same leap into the mainstream in 2015." He said has already noticed the suffix, used like the word "hijack", creep into business lingo (newsjacking, trendjacking, clickjacking).

He powerjacking the office bully in order to resolve the conflict effectively and efficiently. office politics organizational politics conflicts resolution

by Angelababy HK October 25, 2015

Powerjacking

to mark out boundaries of dichotomy between tangible and intangible, and repurposing leaderships power to align with objectives in solving problems.

He powerjacking the sales team to sell his products to existing customers.

by Angelababy HK October 26, 2015

Packer poser

Somebody who is/was a temporary Green Bay Packers fan only for Super Bowl XLV(45) against the Pittsburgh Steelers just to see the Steelers lose

Packer Poser-HAAHAA THE PACKERS WON THE SUPER BOWL!!! SUCK IT STEELERS!!

Other person- dude calm down, your just a Packer Poser

by masterofpuppets339 February 25, 2011

packed powder

snow that has been skied and snowboarded on. it's not as fresh, but neither not as "old", it's pretty much, like the definition, packed snow. un-blowable snow. usually used to identify snow conditions at ski resorts.

The snow conditions at Northstar Ski Resort are packed powder.

by tonichi December 14, 2006