FAFAING
Fa·fa·ing (verb) /fɑ -fɑ -ɪŋ/
Definition: The act of intentionally or unintentionally stalling, derailing, or filling airtime with idle talk, nonsensical blabbering, irrelevant anecdotes, or total non-sequiturs, usually to avoid answering a direct question, delay a decision, or simply hear oneself talk. Typically, disrupts other work for 20-30 minutes or more. Could also be the result of procrastination, boredom, or want for human interaction.
Forms:
Infinitive: To fafa (/fɑ -fɑ /)
Present Participle: Fafaing
Past Tense: Fafaed
Noun: Fafaer (one who fafas); Fafa ("Cut the fafa.")
Definition: The act of intentionally or unintentionally stalling, derailing, or filling airtime with idle talk, nonsensical blabbering, irrelevant anecdotes, or total non-sequiturs, usually to avoid answering a direct question, delay a decision, or simply hear oneself talk. Typically, disrupts other work for 20-30 minutes or more. Could also be the result of procrastination, boredom, or want for human interaction.
Forms:
Infinitive: To fafa (/fɑ -fɑ /)
Present Participle: Fafaing
Past Tense: Fafaed
Noun: Fafaer (one who fafas); Fafa ("Cut the fafa.")
"Damn! Chris is fafaing the other salesmen again..."
"Stop fafaing and just tell me where you put the car keys."
"The politician spent the entire ten-minute interview fafaing about his childhood summers instead of addressing the tax plan."
"We were supposed to have a 15-minute quick sync, but Mark fafaed for an hour about his cat's spiritual awakening."
"Stop fafaing and just tell me where you put the car keys."
"The politician spent the entire ten-minute interview fafaing about his childhood summers instead of addressing the tax plan."
"We were supposed to have a 15-minute quick sync, but Mark fafaed for an hour about his cat's spiritual awakening."
