Occupation

the action, state, or period of occupying or being occupied by millitary force.

The Roman occupation of Britan. Crimes committed during the Nazi occupation

by Trevor L May 13, 2005

occupation

Not just the job you choose, but any activity of daily living one engages in.

Bathing, eating, cooking, and crafts are just a few examples of occupation. When you hear Occupational Therapist, please do not respod with, "so you find jobs for people." They don't!

by Amber January 20, 2004

occupation

v. The process of moving an idealistic group into a previously well-maintained public square or park; also the movement of any unwanted group onto any desirable property or personal space.
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When is this occupation of North America by the Europeans going to end? I have some plans for lower Manhattan island that I'd like to get to.
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Hey! Some random family is occupying our "slacker" table in the food court.

by gnostic1 November 24, 2011

Occupated

A common colloquialism and grammatically incorrect form of the word "occupied".

I tried to use the airplane restroom, but it was occupated.

by shipoopi2010 April 01, 2010

Occupated

A combination of the words occupied and constipated. When you are so busy you can’t get shit done.

"Oh honey, I’m sorry I never called you back, I been so occupated lately."

by Miel Blanco February 26, 2018

occupancy

derivative of occupy

synonyms: reside, inhabit, obtain

The maximum occupancy in the elevator is 24 people or 2800 pounds.

by julie bing January 23, 2005

Occupated

A combination of the words "occupied" and "constipated". Most often used when tied up on the toilet.

Opal: "Ed, you've got a phone call. Get out of the bathroom!"

Ed: "I'm occupated, I'll call them back"

Opal: "Ed, get out here this instant!"

Ed: "Did you not hear me, I'm occupated, this could take a while!"

by Dusty's Baby Powder August 31, 2010