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Community Mobbing 

Community mobbing is a form of group bullying. Community mobbing is characterized by a coordinated “ganging up” by a group with several ring leaders, and many more followers that target a person for generalized harassment within their neighborhood or city. It is distinct from workplace mobbing, and academic or school place mobbing because it extends into the larger community in which the target lives. The mobbing activities are conducted by neighbors, community watch groups, or, even snitches when there is police involvement.
The internet is ablaze with terms like organized stalking and organized mobbing, however, the accepted academic term for this is community mobbing.
Community Mobbing by Peacefrog71 November 1, 2013

workplace mobbing

When co-workers collectively gang up on another co-worker. Includes things like gossip, criticism, false reporting to management, shunning, gratuitous lack of co-operation, generally nasty behaviour. Places huge stress on the target, resulting in illness or quitting.
Workplace Mobbing is common in hierarchical work environments. One person is targeted, the rest are complicit. Throwback to teenage girl type behaviour.
workplace mobbing by fksngr May 11, 2014

cyber mobbing 

When people use social media to gang up on someone, because they don't agree with their beliefs or lifestyle.
Jean was the victim of cyber mobbing, when she became a gay rights activist in her rural town.
cyber mobbing by Skylar01 November 28, 2014
Driving around with your friends and/or bitches, bumping music, having a good time, and hopefully picking up some more bitches.
Chase and I went mobbing last night and picked up some hoes.
mobbing by ryan November 20, 2003
Bullying (mobbing) is an extreme form of social stressors at work. .
Unlike normal social stressors, workplace bullying (mobbing) is a long lasting (at least 6 months), escalated conflict with frequent harassing actions (at least every week), systematically aimed at a target person and carried out by colleagues, supervisors or subordinates
mobbing by LuisSamora August 19, 2006
Is a form of workplace bullying. Mobbing is harassment from a number of people, targeted at one individual.

Done by a closed and secretive society.

They would never admit what they're doing, but continue with the, "I've done nothing wrong" attitude.

They are deluded, and think they are fighting some kind of war, like a terrorist fighting a holy war.

Don't worry about knowing what their agenda is. Their point is to simply ruin lives.

Don't expect answers from them.

They're simply zealous missionaries for some cause.

You can't reason with a fanatic. And that's exactly what people who take part in mobbing are.

You may have attacked one of their members, and they'll get you back. And they won't allow it to end.

People who are consistent bullies are psychopaths.

They don't care to understand that their actions are morally and legally wrong.

If anybody were to ask how things are between you and them, they'd make it appear as though things are fine.
Some mobbing was going on in the workplace. Jill let everyone know who they were, and exactly what they were doing.

Joe realized that there were people mobbing him at every job he started.

Mobbing was the cause of Mary losing her job.

The psychopaths who were mobbing were harassing Tim, and trying to ostracize him from the others.
Mobbing by Death Asdf December 19, 2012
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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After we broke up, he was floxi to me.
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