going forward

A completely unnecessary and meaningless corporate buzz phrase that somehow gets shoehorned into every memo, press release or public statement. It can always be eliminated from the text without any effect at all upon the intended meaning.

"If any member of the New England Patriots organization is close enough to a murder investigation to get arrested, it is too close to an unthinkable act for that person to be part of this organization going forward."- Robert Kraft

by PBSPinchback August 13, 2013

Fadwa

means Sacrifice ; it was originaly taken from the arabic word (feda'a)

people give fadwas to the one they love !

by JustAgUnner February 4, 2010

Future Forward Friendly Environment

A Hi-Tech Phrase that represents the method of designing (and or creating) networking infrastructure that is dynamically capable of being upgraded with relative ease.

Layman's Terms: making a network that is easily upgradeable.

Our design approach was one with a future forward friendly environment.

Taking into account a Future Forward Friendly Environment, your network is highly capable & dynamically expandable, so as technology advances, so too will your network.

Our Future Forward Friendly Environment Approach to design ensures your network advances forward, never backwards.

A Future Forward Friendly Environment adapts with Leading Edge Infrastructure, keeping your company's network always in tune with current networking and protocol standards.

by |EStarr| March 13, 2011

Intensify Forward Firepower

A term used to address the seriousness of a threat. It can only be used in the most drastic of situations and must be screamed at the top of a person's lungs.

Tony: I think that car is coming right at us......INTENSIFY FORWARD FIREPOWER!!!!!!!!

by Matt Crampton July 30, 2010

forwaken

From: Chop Suey but you overslept

The act of a heavy metal artist waking up up

Why have you forwaken me?

by meepski March 31, 2019

Going forward

Corporate-speak phrase, usually repeated three times per paragraph, that has completely replaced the phrase "in the future" and "from now on". Generally used at the beginning and the end of a sentence.

"Going forward, there will be a 0-tolerance policy on bathroom stall gaffitti. We're serious about this, going forward.

by Toastmaker May 11, 2013

forwardable email

An email written for the recipient to forward to someone else.

Bill wanted me to introduce him to a friend who was hiring. I had him write me a forwardable email.

by complianceman December 9, 2009