The phenomenon of drinking an excessive amount of alcohol (grey goose in this case) and developing "flu-like" symptoms the next day.
Sal:Say, where was Jane at work today?
Rick:I dunno, says she has the swine flu, but sounds more like the Goose Flu!
Sal:Jane drinks too much!
Rick:I dunno, says she has the swine flu, but sounds more like the Goose Flu!
Sal:Jane drinks too much!
by cptGRRR December 22, 2009
by diskgrinder September 24, 2010
C: Dude, you feeling okay?
J: Yea bro. My girl brought some soup over and then I gave her some soup of my own.
C: WTF?
J: Flu-job.
C: Legit!
J: Yea bro. My girl brought some soup over and then I gave her some soup of my own.
C: WTF?
J: Flu-job.
C: Legit!
by BFC2268 February 13, 2011
Another name for Swine Flu. The word is derived from the fact that this particular strain of flu is the H1N1 strain, which can be read hini, or "Heinie."
Elements in the Federal Government do not want the illness identified as Swine Flu, so this is put forward as a substitute.
Elements in the Federal Government do not want the illness identified as Swine Flu, so this is put forward as a substitute.
That guy in the aisle seat is hacking away: I hope it isn't the Heinie Flu.
I've got a hangover, but I'm going to tell HR I might have Heinie Flu 'cause I could use a few days off.
I've got a hangover, but I'm going to tell HR I might have Heinie Flu 'cause I could use a few days off.
by Twinzilla April 29, 2009
by snedge January 23, 2012
When you wake up the next morning after a heavy night of drinking, unable to go to work you phone and call in “sick”
by Linus Hanger May 26, 2006
Woman flu is a dreadful disease which causes seriously ill women to pretend to be well and relentlessly come to work.
The opposite of man flu
The opposite of man flu
Man 1: Gosh, her nose is streaming dreadfully... why doesn't she take a day off?
Man 2: Must be a case of woman flu
Man 2: Must be a case of woman flu
by doesanynameevenwork? March 16, 2009