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Halljack 

One who is walking in an office work environment and is stopped by a co-worker who asks a quick question that takes 20 minutes to answer.
"Bob from accounting" is going to a meeting and his co-worker approaches him with a question and holds him hostage until he is satisfied with the answer "Bob from accounting" was Halljacked. When "Bob from accounting" is asked why he was late, he responses with, "I was Halljacked".
Halljack by Cesmond September 9, 2011
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Halfjack 

1. To get any current work or job half done.

2. Someone who only finishes half their objective.
"This car has been half built, looks like we got a halfjack on our hands."

or

"Damn! He only finished half the fence! What a halfjack!"
Halfjack by Thereyougo. April 3, 2010

halljacked 

1.) Heading to do one task/meeting at work and getting pulled aside for a question/issue.

2.) IT support term when one problem affects many people and they all ask you what to you, how to fix, what is going on?
Email server stops working and on the way to the restroom and I was Halljacked since everyone had to ask "Is the mail server down?"
halljacked by D Valen July 22, 2008
From the southern region of the Midwest (see Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, Western Pennsylvania and the better part of West Virginia). Hilljacks have a penchant for sleeveless t-shirts, Blackfoot and Molly Hatchet and low-end regional beer. Family gatherings come in the form of cookouts and all of them culminate in drunken brawls and multiple arrests. Young hilljack chicks are usually very attractive but undergo a metamorphosis sometime after they have their third kid before the age of twenty.
The creeper driving by you in the old van with the twisted roof rack and the smell of weed and urine billowing from the passenger side window that is halfway down, crooked and off it's track. The van also sports a confederate flag plate holder and an uncovered snow tire on the back.
hilljack by sNoWmAnG May 7, 2004
A poor, lower-class, white trash person who believes he/she is better or of a higher class than a hillbilly. Tends to make fun of hillbillies or hicks believing that he /she is not one.
hilljack by Anonymous May 30, 2003
a slightly educated cousin to the hillbilly found in small towns off the beaten path of modern society or outside a 75 mile radius of a major retail mall.
examples are limitless because of the United States failure to recognize and correct the problems with education and poverty.
hilljack by John (SC) January 18, 2005
A rare species of hillbilly found in the small town of Sedro-Woolley, WA. These people can be found wearing chainsaw oil covered Overals, with a Stihl chainsaw dirty hat and romeos. The tend to never change out of their work clothes pior to social outings, for example; (Grocery Store, Resturant, and bar.) Often talk about how to set chokers and slay you a salmon on the Skagit. They typically identified by driving older lifted 1980's Toyota 4x4's with extra large CB attenta and a Rebel Confederate flag.
Cletus the hilljack perfers to take home his sister after a good drunken night at the bar drinking Schmidts beer.
hilljack by trollollol June 22, 2011
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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