Colleague's We 

A concept derived from software development teams or other teams that have split workloads. It entails a person that does little to no work, but always boasts about "we" and "us" doing work towards the goals the company sets. Often referred to as a free-loader, but more specified towards this use-case of a team-member that acts like they do work but doesn't.

Anne: Did you see how Oliver talked like he didn't have just 2 hours of work last week?
Brian: Yeah, he uses that colleague's we a lot when talking to the boss, so nobody notices him slacking off.

Colleague's We by Sagaaaa August 26, 2025

college sweetheart 

Much like a high school sweetheart, except that this is a significant other that you have kept through most of your college career.

James and I are college sweethearts, we have been together for over two years in college.

college sweetheart by ,vicjames5 September 25, 2010

Sweet Briar College

Like all women's colleges, Sweet Briar celebrates a woman's brain before the body. The beautiful campus (#3 by Princeton Review) rests in the hills of Virginia and consists of a wonderfully diverse group that enjoys educated discussions and crazy, time-honored traditions. SBC students can enjoy politics, science, the arts, and culture, wearing anything from filthy chaps to pink pearls. The school is proud of Princeton Review’s academic rating (94 out of 99) that rivals Ivy League institutions, it’s “rivals,” and the five remaining women’s colleges from the original Seven Sisters. The educators are dedicated, the equestrian program is strong, the education is exceptional, the atmosphere is friendly, and the colors and mascot are unique (pink and green, vixen). Every lady from a women’s college will understand the feeling of pride and loyalty, and boast an appreciation for wacky traditions and acts of lunacy. The lady vixens enjoy a healthy rivalry, but the majority of students do not live for bad mouthing the nearby women’s colleges. (See the SBC definition versus Randolph-Macon Woman’s and Hollins.) Snappy comments on t-shirts are the norm and “THINK PINK” is the motto.

Looking for a place to truly enjoy the four years of college?

How about Sweet Briar College?

Get Sweet.

Sweet Briar College by SweetVixen July 23, 2006

Sweet Briar College

Virginia's finest.
Smart and Sexy since 1901.

The Commonwealth of Virginia is building a highway. Sweet Briar College is building womens' lives.

Sweet Briar College by Purplegoldpinkngreen08 December 15, 2004

Sweet Briar College

Sweet Briar is a small, all-women's liberal arts school that is about doing it all: playing a varsity sport, holding a leadership position in ten different clubs, having a boyfriend, having three campus jobs, and earning an amazing GPA, all while wearing pearls and a pink bow in your hair.

VMI and Hampden Sydney boys may date girls from Randolph Macon Women's College and Hollins but they marry Sweet Briar girls because, they're quality.

Sweet Briar College by Cat October 13, 2004

Sweet Briar College

SBC is one of the most beautiful colleges in the world. It is a place where womens minds grow and develop. It's a place where women get a great education, play sports, and have a social life while wearing pink and green at the same time. It's fun, trendy and prepares you for life.

Classy class of 09 yall are so fine!!!

Sweet Briar College by sbc09 June 4, 2005

Sweatshirt College 

N. A College in which the sales of their sweatshirts are directly proportional to the amount of High School preps and/or Siblings of High School preps.

1) "As Tara, who is sporting her brothers Penn State Sweatshirt (A college she will never be admitted too), played Field Hockey, she noticed that she was due for a trip to the Tanning Salone. "What a Sweatshirt College whore that tara is," i thought to myself"

2) "Oh my god, i went to Cornell's open house yesterday and after i realized i will never get in I decided to buy a sweatshirt to hide that fact to the kids in our school. I really hope i turn Cornell into a Sweatshirt College!"

Sweatshirt College by Adam Gia August 2, 2006