An arbitrary word used by management officials to blur the lines of clarity when clearly losing an argument with an employee or an employee organization or when implementing something without a clear need to do so.
That issue isn't worth addressing. It doesn't happen routinely nor does it rise to the threshold of what we would consider routine.
by Ricky Road March 5, 2019
by Bgrd November 8, 2014
1. He went through his routine every morning.
2. The routine was set, and the program needed to be tested.
2. The routine was set, and the program needed to be tested.
by Master Quark March 29, 2005
ex #1: john and elaine routed rob's house
ex #2: steve and mike went routin' through that car and came up on $500 worth of electronics
ex #2: steve and mike went routin' through that car and came up on $500 worth of electronics
by heathaaa February 18, 2005
The hip new trend of masturbating before bed. Popular amongst young millennials, Gen Z, and other suburban youth.
by Genius123321456654 March 22, 2020
by Namssa96 March 22, 2020
Doing exactly the same thing at exactly the same time everyday, such as watching last nights documentary/newsnight on BBC iplayer on lunch hours. Inspired by Nigel's actions in the office (every day).
Dawn: "I'm bored of doing the same thing every day and being so predictable"
Neil: "You're stuck in a Nigel routine!"
Stephen: "I go out too much and spend too much money on dinner times!"
Neil: "Why don't you try a Nigel routine?"
Neil: "You're stuck in a Nigel routine!"
Stephen: "I go out too much and spend too much money on dinner times!"
Neil: "Why don't you try a Nigel routine?"
by steste12345 April 26, 2010