When a person, in an attempt to be sly or strategic, throws out a question with the intent to obtain specific information.
When he asked, "In your opinion, if I were to be hired for this role, what position/positions do you believe would be the most valuable to add to the team?" His intent was to find out how large the company's workload gaps were through a weighted throw.
by shuraka April 18, 2024
“basketball game”
Announcer: “That guy is getting hammered in the post, he really needs to hit the weight room!”
Announcer: “That guy is getting hammered in the post, he really needs to hit the weight room!”
by Walker26 December 20, 2023
by Chiller billy April 25, 2015
A visual display of irony.
Often in public and takes place during a period of intoxication.
Stemming from the time George's "weight" was thrown around in the women's lavatories of a wedding venue.
See also helicockter, fassbending & me too'ed
Often in public and takes place during a period of intoxication.
Stemming from the time George's "weight" was thrown around in the women's lavatories of a wedding venue.
See also helicockter, fassbending & me too'ed
The drunk bloke arrested who was wearing a t-shirt saying "every good idea i have gets me in trouble" is a real George's weight
by Pork Scratching January 02, 2020
a two word phrase used to describe someone who can't hold their alcohol. the term light weight is only used by drunk people who think that the term lightweight is spelled as light weight (as in two words). refer to other terms that are often misspelled by people who are drunk such as "do" instead of "go". also refer to drunk people who try to text but often create illiterate sentences that even auto correct can not correct .
Mark is so drunk off a half a glass of wine that he thinks that lightweight is spelled as "light weight".
by margchen69 October 19, 2019
by Nepenthes126 December 05, 2016