coin-operated employee

An employee brought in for a particular project or set time period.

Management is not sure if we are over the hump yet, so they are brining in some coin-operated employees to help with this project.

by JRob January 8, 2010

buttery fingers operation

A method of secretly obtaining the screen time passcode without one's parents knowing.

Cmon Clark, you've gotta use the buttery fingers operation.

by Reton January 13, 2022

Operation Balls Deep

A phrase used my military members refering to sexual intercourse.

Forget Operation Iraqi Freedom, when I get home it's time for me to engage in "Operation Balls Deep"

by Quantum Quid August 15, 2009

Operation Sound Off

Operation Sound Off, or OSO, started as a brilliant idea that many believed would never materialize. Well, those people had never encountered the KRB. After months of deliberation, planning and reconaissance, the KRB successfully completed OSO and recieved much fame in the underground of Thomas Stone Highschool in Waldorf Maryland. OSO consisted of the following:
(many of the following details have been changed to protect those involved)
1.) a certain auditory device in a certain room of a certain school was disabled to eliminate classroom diruptions. This device resembled and according to sources, actually was an intercom speaker some 20 feet above the ground in plain sight in the middle of a very heavily populated classroom.

Operation Sound off!!, everyone knows that would be impossible.

by Blake a.k.a Wolverine March 15, 2005

Operation Harsh Doorstop

A great game which is on steam.

Hey, you play Operation Harsh Doorstop?
Hell yeah.

by OperationHarshDoorstopLover September 6, 2021

Operation Pwning Thunder

Derives from a Vietnam operation known as Rolling Thunder. Most commonly used before a sporting event especially dodge ball. Or a bullying term when several beat on one.

Begin operation pwning thunder!

by megnaraptor August 6, 2011

Operation Sea Lion

Noun: code name for the planned invasion of Great Britain by Nazi Germany in 1940 (German trans: "Unternehmen Seelöwe"); plan defeated by British forces on land, sea and air.

After Goering's Luftwaffe failed to achieve air superiority over Britain, Hitler was forced to cancel Operation Sea Lion.

by speedog June 25, 2010