Collaborship

When collaboration and leadership intersect. It is the unique occurrence when someone choses to work with individuals or a team, in an environment or organization, that is not a normal or natural pairing.

Coca-cola beverages initiates a partnership with PepsiCo, focusing on humanitarian efforts. In this case, Coke is demonstrating collaborship.

In a corporate environment, collaborship may be seen when departments who don't normally interact choose to work together to solve a common problem. An example of this could be a finance department proactively contacting sales to implement new financial programs to facilitate new growth.

by Coldman_Siemens December 14, 2011

collabortion

A mutual decision to share expenses for an abortion in the case of an unwanted pregnancy.

"I cant believe I got pregnant after that one-night stand with Spencer! Fortunately, he agreed to a collabortion so I don't have to pay for it all by myself."

by SkipMcCoy November 28, 2012

Collabodab

A 'Collabodab' is the act of doing a 'Dab', however rather than the textbook 1 person 'Dab' a 'Collabodab' involves 2 people. The person A must collaborate with the person B by moving their head in a sudden motion towards the acutely bent arm of the person B, thus forming the 'Collabodab'.

Person A: *Spits some dank bars whilst person B kills it on the keyboard*

Person B: Damn that was cool
Person A: *Collabodabs *
Person B: *Collabodabs *
(Both promptly explode)

by JoshBurgerAndFries February 28, 2017

collaroy

A suburb located on the Northern Beaches often only used for travel between the eshay capitals of the Beaches, Dee why and Monavale (with exception of Warriewood), Collaroy is not only home to that one Asian guy who’s open until 10pm but also the Liquorland located next to the B-line stop for easy bottle run access. Collaroy contains sick lads and meth labs, a perfect place to chill when hiding from the cops.

“Hey wanna go collaroy?” “Why it’s a shithole”

by Eshay22097 August 19, 2019

Collaboglot

Noun
1. A person who knows and is able to use several collaboration tools or platforms.

Adjective
1. Knowing or using several collaboration tools or platforms. “A collaboglot executive”

Kim went into pandemic lockdown only knowing how to use Skype. After 80 days of only virtual interaction with her friends, family and colleagues, she emerged a proud, but tired, collaboglot - able to seamlessly move among Skype, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Discord, WebEx, Wickr, FaceTime, Facebook Messenger Video, Slack, Handshake

by VelkyMedved May 30, 2020

Collaborfee

Your cost to collaborate with someone else.

Before we work together, please pay my collaborfee of $50.

by Billl Adams January 6, 2022

Collaboracy

The political expression of Collaborative, Cooperative, Creative Coalition for Governance - as in AOTEAROA New Zealand's present-day (2022) Labour/Greens Collaboracy government.

"Hatred and struggle - (excessive competition and psycho-sociopathic 'Oppositionality') - are no more serviceable as principles of Life than collision is as a guiding principle in the journeys of the stars."

- Ernst Frankenstein (1881-1959) - German/Jewish lawyer, philosopher and international jurist - father of Natural Ethics - as Frank E Warner in 'Future of Man' (London 1944)

Their media game of 'GOOD* Cop, Better Cop' was a superb expression of their Collaboracy, embodied in the Consultation & Cooperation Agreement between them.

Collaboracy sure beats Combatocracy* (new word # 10,788)

by PartisanZ March 12, 2022