do a trow

To parade around in dirty clothes until seen by a senior manager

Not really going to do any work, just going to do a trow.

I didn't really go underground, just did a Trow.

by Boppawivo November 20, 2016

do a Purkiss

intransative verb /perk-iss/ 1. to lose connection while online

"Where's Stephen ?"
"Oh he just did a Purkiss".

"If you do a Purkiss again I won't be able to send you that E-Mail"

by Carmen+Rafiqi April 25, 2008

doing a helen

Putting up with no shit and walking out on your boss when he's being a jackass.

Also being able to get said boss to buy you drinks even after you walked out of work half way through your shift.

Person 1: "What's she doing, she's not 'sposed to finish for another four hours?"
Person 2: "She's doing a helen"
Person 1: "Right on!"

"OMG I cant believe she just done a helen, power to you!"

by Rei-88 October 17, 2009

Doing a Lauda

doing the right thing, all the time every time professionally. In reference to "Niki Lauda".

"He did a real lauda there. "
"He was doing a lauda"

by TheDinnerKing June 4, 2019

Doing it for the notes

When someone acts completely different to how they actually are to ‘impress’ people online. Their posts are like blanket statements that loads of people can relate to, or show a particular trait or angle of sympathy that people are fond of, for the sole purpose of getting notes. Hence, doing it for the notes.

“He really has a tough life…this kid has 6 types of cancer, no parents, AND he does charity work for animals. I bet he’s a really cool guy!”

“He’s a dickhead really. He's just doing it for the notes.”

by ed.da.vinci August 25, 2011

to do the Sebők

to lie for no particular reason, without hidden intentions or benefits: just pointless and unnecessary bluffing

-yo why did you lie about your age & bodycount?
-haha sorry i was just trying to do the Sebők

by Goosey Joe April 12, 2021

Doing a 'Bally'

When someone is doing a 'Bally' they are generally not coming into work because they have a minor sniffle - or in most cases there is nothing wrong them at all, and they had simply heard another person in the work place was unwell, and decided to jump onto their bandwagon.

Person 1 - "Have you seen Woody today?" - Person 2 "He's not in, he's doing a 'Bally'"

by Dept of employees February 20, 2019