Describes how easy something can be escalated. Often occurs in the business context, especially within big companies with complex matrix structures that require frequent escalations.
by frshmn July 12, 2019

Two women, one on top of the other, peeing on each other, at the same time.
If you need them to be Russians/Slavic, Hookers, and/or on a bed the Obamas slept in, that's on you.
If you need them to be Russians/Slavic, Hookers, and/or on a bed the Obamas slept in, that's on you.
The American Taxpayer paid $40 Million for a Pee Tape of Trump paying Russian Hookers to perform a Golden Escalator, and never got to see it because it never existed.
by Pi Ke October 1, 2022

escalators are fucking stupid
by zuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuena May 2, 2020

"You shouldn't hang out with bill he is very escalative."
"Remember that roller coaster is very escalative.
"Remember that roller coaster is very escalative.
by xReggeSharkx November 29, 2017

“I’m in london and I’m about to go down the de-escalator”
“Look there’s a funny advert on the side of the de-escalator
“Look there’s a funny advert on the side of the de-escalator
by I want this word to catch on August 27, 2023

Utilizing a coworker of similar rank to deceptively escalate customer service complaints for issues in which you have exhausted all legitimate excuses to satisfy a disgruntled customer.
Tom, this Buyer is furious and emailing me constantly, I need lateral escalation assistance to get him off my ass.
by The judge 1903 July 7, 2016

that escalated quickly — when a scenario goes from relatively calm or innocuous to out of hand and intense.
by insideb4 December 12, 2020
