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Chargerbee by Ningo January 17, 2004
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Sympathy Chargeables
In an audit or law firm the basis of existence is chargeability. When someone you like is not busy, you can give them non work and a code charge it to, in sympathy for their unutilised state. Thus sympathy chargeables
It was a bit slow last week, but there were a few managers who gave me sympathy chargeables so my utilisation wasnt as bad as it could have been
Sympathy Chargeables by Marigoldo December 8, 2009
Chargeneegar
Chargeneegar by theseniggaswild April 23, 2018
chargered
Choking defeat after great, some would say outstanding, regular season success in any type of playoff/elimination situation ending in defeat just like the San Diego Chargers.
Basically, it's failing when you shouldn't because of your own buffoonery.
Basically, it's failing when you shouldn't because of your own buffoonery.
Nate Kaeding chargered the kick causing yet another early postseason defeat after dominating the regular season.
The Chargers organization chargered themselves for not firing Nate Kaeding after blowing 3 playoff games in his career. They will most certainly lose to the Oakland Raiders two times in a season.
Phillip River's ACL chargered on him, and paved the way to defeat by the New England Patriots.
Ryan Mathew's ankle chargered on him yet again resulting in the 12th high ankle sprain of the season.
Mike Tolbert's finger chargered on him.
Wade Phillips chargered the Cowboys organization.
The Chargers organization chargered themselves for not firing Nate Kaeding after blowing 3 playoff games in his career. They will most certainly lose to the Oakland Raiders two times in a season.
Phillip River's ACL chargered on him, and paved the way to defeat by the New England Patriots.
Ryan Mathew's ankle chargered on him yet again resulting in the 12th high ankle sprain of the season.
Mike Tolbert's finger chargered on him.
Wade Phillips chargered the Cowboys organization.
chargered by Baby Huey bumps bad booty baby December 14, 2010
Chargerette
San Diego Chargers cheerleaders circa 1986 who are too old to cheer at NFL games and haven't embraced the fact that they're no longer hot. They're often seen at tradeshows and in hotel lobbies stalking rich old software guys seeking extra-marital action.
Chargerette by the creeper January 17, 2018
chargerboy
chargerboy by lostinuniverse February 11, 2022
Chargered
Chargered by guyonadictionary August 1, 2023
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Modified derivative of granola.
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A whale is typically identified at first by a whale hunter on the sales team, but often requires cross-discipline participation in order to close; this includes assistance from operations, engineering, creative, client success, and business development teams.
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A whale is typically identified at first by a whale hunter on the sales team, but often requires cross-discipline participation in order to close; this includes assistance from operations, engineering, creative, client success, and business development teams.
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