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 Kanye

Doing a Kanye is to think something is the total opposite of what is actually is.

He decided to wear $500 yeezy’s and was doing a Kanye because he thought he was a genius.

by YouKnowWhoTheFuckThisIs*** September 4, 2021

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

Do a Baruchi

Committing to a bicycle ride and at the last moment, to give a lame excuse and leave everyone waiting.

He said he would come out for the bike ride, 5 minutes before the starting time he claimed his Brazilian uncle was sleeping on his cycling clothes, we told him not to do a baruchi but he left us in the rain and went back to sleep. #doabaruchi

by Brazilian baruchi January 26, 2018

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

Doing a Genova

When someone skips out of work early without letting management or their fellow peers know.

Ninjas off!

"Has anyone seen Paul? Haven't seen him since lunch!"

"He's doing a Genova, dipped home after lunch on the sly!"

"Sneaky b******!"

by isisl345 July 13, 2018