time in chair

"Time in Chair" or "T.I.C." means seniority and real-life knowledge a person has most typically at a job.

Even though Bob is my manager and he's got a MBA from Harvard I have more Time in Chair and thus make more money than he does and I also have real experience that he doesn't.

by alkdjnne May 1, 2016

dirty animal time

When you and another send explicit texts/ photos that lead the other on

Grace and Michael had some nice D.A.T last night (Dirty animal time)

by Aquatomic March 6, 2017

Remi-time

Quality time with Remi.

You can never have enough Remi-time.

by Azoveelfkcnos November 18, 2018

hood time

Describes a loose or perhaps non-existent schedule in which objectives are met under relaxed time constraints, usually give or take an hour, or maybe 6 if someone passes out.

I called Jessica this morning but she operates on hood time, so she'll probably be here after sun down.

by bazzlebabs July 14, 2018

Punt Time

A software project management term. "Punt Time" is defined as the total time spent across the team in not doing the work. For example, if a developer opens up the issue, reads it, talks to a few people about it, and then decides to work on something else instead, the time spent doing these activities adds to the Punt Time for the issue.

The Punt Time of that bug got so damn large that I decided to just fix the bug so that I can stop attending meetings about it.

by sarzia November 18, 2020

nice time

To say something is oh so sensational in a way that does not reveal your emotional fragility.

After trying his emulsion, Ashur exclaimed:
“Ohhhh, that’s a nice time.”

by Homejames December 11, 2020

Gain Time

Using the time you used to spend commuting to make gains.

I used to spend an hour on the freeway, but now I have gain time. It's like commuting in a DeLorean!

by Dan Wrather April 8, 2021