Cat-o-clock

1)When you're woken up by your cat. Usually when they're hungry or want something from you.
2)Waking up based on when your cat wants you to.

"My bedroom door has been open the past few weeks, so I was woken up at cat-o-clock."
"Who needs an alarm clock when you've got cats? They'll have you up at cat-o-clock."
"I wish I could get my cats to feed themselves, waking up everyday at cat-o-clock is hard!"

by keetsy November 4, 2021

The Sun-E-O

a boss who functions as the company cheerleader

A Sun-E-O will sometimes be heard saying "Wow, team, your hard work sure paid off."

by Robert Lanham, Author of Food Court Druids, Cherohonkees, and Other Creatures Unique to the Republic August 4, 2004

suck o buck

insult similar in meaning to fuck off, go fuck yourself, get out of my face, etc.

Boss: hey can you put these boxes away for me?

Worker: you can suck o buck!

by buckyvegas69 January 12, 2009

rant-o-gram

An email typically sent by colleagues to one another that should really have had the benefit of 10 minutes calming down time before the send button has been clicked; the sort of email you would usually write to your internet provider complaining about their service, rather than your colleagues. This email is typically sent by someone who needs to vent and very often are sent before the sender reads the remaining thread in which their "concerns" are addressed.

"Just sent a rant-o-gram to those monkeys in HR. Not being paid for 3 months is really starting to affect my level of nutrition"
"We've all just been paid yesterday. Didn't you check your emails this morning?"
"That recall message function never works, does it?"

by Steven Buck May 15, 2008

bo'tle o' wa'er

Meme word used when describing someone with a british accent saying 'bottle of water'

Hey Johnson, Can I have a... BO'TLE O' WA'ER

by dedividahpla July 21, 2021

Skank-O-Meter

A way to gauge someone's skankiness.

On the Skank-O-Meter Scale how does he rank next to Bret Michaels?

by Benzz61 April 29, 2009

O Jogo Culpado

A Portuguese 14th century ritual used to apologies to a deceased person whom died from the participant themselve's own doings.
Unknown of origin, this ritual involves collecting 1 drop of blood each from 5 "pure souls" and spreading them on the participant's most valued physical object; and then writing "O Jogo Culpado"; which means "The blame game", 3 times on it.
Then you are able to write your apologie on the deceased person's most valued physical object.

All of this must be done under a full moon.
If you are forgiven, the guardian angel of the deceased person will visit you in a dream and give you either a blue or purple rose to signify you being forgiving.

If your apology is rejected, the angel will kill you in your sleep.

A doctor killed a man by giving him the incorrect drug. He has decided to try O Jogo Culpado to redeem himself.

by Mark Thornton May 9, 2018