n. An unscheduled, often coveted, virtual meeting between or among a subset of co-workers occurring immediately following a larger, scheduled internal Zoom, Teams, etc. meeting where the unscheduled meeting participant do not leave the meeting; rights to this post-meeting "real estate" are established by standard "dibs" rules which may generally vest only during the scheduled meeting itself, absent agreement to the contrary.
James needed to get clarity on a couple of items from the Company's legal counsel so he claimed the Stay-On after the Friday morning executive check-in meeting.
by richardsimmonsrocks2021 June 04, 2021
by anonumous April 08, 2005
the word stay isn't only used for "stay safe" it's also about home. Home called "stayville" where stays live in peace watching an old man live on YouTube every once in a week
by rikkiel.stans.skz June 01, 2023
by The All-Knower December 28, 2004
like "go for it", only its for stuations where you have to do litteraly nothing to achieve your target.
guy one-"I have decided, im going to go for the permanent job position."
guy two- "stay for it mate!! i'm outa here!!"
guy two- "stay for it mate!! i'm outa here!!"
by stakzent January 29, 2011
That bitch over they on the dance floor was "up in my stays"
My teacher was "up in my stays" about not handing in that assignment! Biotch!
My teacher was "up in my stays" about not handing in that assignment! Biotch!
by PX January 17, 2004
used in the context of remaining at someone's house. Is equivalent to "stay with." Typically used in the Caribbean and some parts of Europe.
"I heard you were going to Barbados next week. Where are you going to stay?"
"O, I'm going to stay by my cousins when I'm there."
"O, I'm going to stay by my cousins when I'm there."
by Penny Bellawitz February 02, 2012