Meeching

1. When you're committing any gluttonous act; usually pertains to fried foods, sweets, or Dr. Pepper

2. Eating when you're not hungry

3. Cutting someone off when driving, then laughing hysterically about what had just been done.

1.Yo bro... you Meeching.

2. Stop Meeching, some people haven't even gotten their food yet.

3. Why did you have to meech that guy? He's already going 20 over the speed limit.

by dont blame the azn April 13, 2011

Gibraltar Meeting

Spanish slang for spending extra time in bed on a morning or taking an extended lunch.

Instead of a Spanish employee saying they want to stay in bed or have a 4 hour lunch, they say `I have an important Gibraltar meeting`.

by Earl Grey June 30, 2007

staff meeting

An after work toke amongst co-workers and their rides

"You & my girlfriend used to work together?"
"Yeah, we used to toke after work all the time"
"Well, she's picking me up at close; Staff Meeting?"

by Anthony MacNeil January 29, 2007

house meeting

The coming together of house mates or roomates (whether they be friends or family) in which matters concerning living together in the house are discussed, and grievances are aired.

AKA Family Meeting

i.e.
Chores, or relationship matters, or things of importance to everyone concerned in the living situation.

CHappelle's Show - Mad Real World
The white guy is getting kicked out of the house, one of his ghetto roommates declares a house meeting.

"We need to have a house meetin' ya'll"

by dr. fantastic November 12, 2009

Memeeting

A meeting arranged by sarcasm intellects for discussion over memes

Sorry I have to attend a memeeting today at 7pm

by anonymousnobelprizewinner August 25, 2020

meetingopoly

A game-like scramble to book desirable blocks of time for senseless meetings.

Mike had lost another round of Meetingopoly, and was double booked again.

by DaveTheToolMan June 9, 2007

Meeting Marshal

The person at a meeting principally responsible for ensuring that self-important blowhards, who like to hear themselves talk and tend to substitute their own priorities and agendas for the group's, don't hijack the meeting (similar to what air marshals do for the airlines).

When John brought up a new topic and tried to take the meeting in a different direction, the Meeting Marshal quickly shut him down and got us back on the agenda.

by RangerGr January 31, 2010