Lacation

The way a compliance engineer would spell Location.

Yes, seriously, Dayne Tyner really sent an email to his colleagues with Lacation in the subject and body.

by HerebecauseofDayne October 29, 2015

libationarian

Someone with an encyclopedic knowledge of cocktail mixology. First appears in Scott Lynch's "A Year and a Day in Old Theradane" in the anthology Rogues.

"Sophara scrawled orders on a slate and handed it to one of the libationarians, whose encyclopedic knowledge of the contents and locations of all the bottles kept the bar running."

by Kiminoa November 5, 2014

Lubation

noun

ˌlu beɪˈʃən

The act of professionally penetrating peers with demands in the workplace. Often undertaken by high-level employees tasked by administration with implementing new policy—often misguided in design and expected outcomes— into departments of underpaid and undervalued workers.

a) Damn, that new policy needed more lubation from head office; everyone braced for penetration and the policy just went limp.

b) Far out, Karen, is relentlessly employing some forceful levels of lubation at the moment! I understand the need to meet this quarter's projections but does she really need to penetrate us so hard?

by Primary Learning Leader January 13, 2022

Finger largation

Commonly reffered to as large finger syndrome, when a persons fingers are excessive in size. This can only be fixed by finger reduction surgery, or if you chopped your fingers off.

Antonio garza has finger largation

by abbicus February 23, 2019

arboreal libations

alcohol originating from tree's
aka pine cone liquor

from the television show squidbillys

i heard you have been consuming certain arboreal libations on the work site

by frenetically April 25, 2011

LAVIATHON

Strenth, Powerfull, Unbeatable, Unstoppable

1.You are very laviathon.
2.You have amazing laviathon.

by patch November 15, 2003

Laycation

Defines what one does after being laid off from work. Actions are determined how much cash, credit or the size of a buy-out package.

A Laycation can include but not be limited to:
1)Going to live in your parents basement to read the compendium of Mad Magazine until market conditions improve. (ie. No cash flow)
2)A bike tour through Mexico.(ie. enough cash flow)
3) Going to live in Provence, France to hone your culinary skills and relax. (ie. Lots of cash)

by Gimlet Swiller December 31, 2008