vertical week off

A vertical week off is a block of five to seven days of vacation occurring every seven days in a consecutive series of weeks, rather than the five to seven days occurring consecutively in the same week, or a horizontal week. The distinction is evident from the direction taken by selecting, with pencil, pen or mouse, the days of choice from a spreadsheet or paper calendar.

Trying to avoid having work pile up if new cases were ignored for nine consecutive days, the clerk took one extra day off for five weeks by selecting each Thursday from the vertical column of the calendar app.
Clerk said: “It’s a Vertical Week Off so the in-box won’t get full.”

I said: “I hope you aren’t planning to rent a vacation retreat with that vertical week schedule. Maybe you could just take the work with you.”

by Muttageek July 14, 2020

vertiposting

A combination of the words vertical + posting.

An annoying way of typing text on chat rooms like discord, where the user writes a word per line. Thus filling up the screen with empty space.

I
like
writing
like
this
love
vertiposting

by eru7777 September 20, 2020

Vertigon

a word you put when you have no idea what else to put or need to skive for time or distract from the point.
Commonly spelt out to waste time one letter at a time but can also be said aloud

V
e
r
t
i
g
o
n

you know a vertigon?

spell this out
v
e
r
t
i
g
o
n

by Rucheero October 8, 2020

vertap

The meaning of vertap is to shit on people in games

That guy is vertap!

by ALBERT EINGHSTEIN October 16, 2020

vertication operation

Procedure of bringing something up in a vertical (or upright) position.

Total total elapsed time for the visible part of the vertication operation of the rocket was just over 11 minutes

by GinTonic1337 October 21, 2020

vertexing

The act of finding a primary vertex associated to multiple tracks.

Once he had the list of tracks, the vertexing step was very simple.

by phys123 December 15, 2020

vertexing

The act of finding a vertex or vertices associated to a list of tracks.

Once he found the tracks, he searched for vertices using the vertexing algorithm.

by phys123 December 15, 2020