oblivacation
I'd love to go to the beach over the Christmas holiday, but I am taking an oblivacation to see my mom.
oblivacation by Dr G September 16, 2008
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Oblivacation
A trip you arent particularly enthusiastic about taking but feel you have to, usually to visit family you haven't seen in awhile.
Oblivacation by 11Eleven April 16, 2014
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oblivacation
When you take a vacation to visit family or with family that is more of an obligation than for fun or pleasure.
oblivacation by Daisy in Portland June 14, 2009
Oblication
Taking valuable vacation time and dollars for obligatory family or friend visits. Usually oblications blow your PTO balance at work, meaning you will not have a real vacation in the foreseable future.
We didn't make it to the Carribean this year because we sent spring break on an oblication to see the in-laws.
Oblication by Karen H February 13, 2008
obliviation (ism);(ist)
The state or practice or a practioner of total lack of awareness or indifference to the universe at large or the effects of one's actions on those around him.
Obliviationists do not use rear view mirrors, turn signals and do not mind if other shoppers cannot get around them when the block the lanes in grocery stores and other public places.
obliviation (ism);(ist) by J E Walker November 20, 2003
Oblication
A required or expected visit to family/in-laws during your vacation time. Not exactly what would qualify as a holiday.
But would be a combined obligation/vacation.
But would be a combined obligation/vacation.
"Are you going on vacation this summer?"
"No" he said, "I'm going on an oblication to see family who I haven't see since last year.
"No" he said, "I'm going on an oblication to see family who I haven't see since last year.
Oblication by Systemsfarm August 4, 2008
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oblication by eatmorchickn July 23, 2009
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