Sadbatical
Karen was so upset that her favorite hot yoga studio closed that she could no longer concentrate at work, and thus had to take a sadbatical.
Sadbatical by the_eradicator February 19, 2021
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Sadbatical
Sadbatical: a period of time during grief which someone does not work and is able to rest and honor their sorrow.
As you may know, I've recently endured a tragic loss, and after much contemplation, I feel it is best I take a sadbatical for a temporary yet undetermined amount of time. If you need assistance during this time while I'm unavailable, please call 555-448-0987 and speak with Tamra. She is taking care of my clients while I'm away. Thank you for your understanding during this time.
Sadbatical by anonymous May 31, 2021
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sambarically
In illegal terms; giving the context of something occurring illegally while simultaneously exercising superiority.
sambarically by ceoofcompton May 26, 2020
Soul Sabbatical
Guy #1: "Man, have you seen bill in a while?"
Guy #2: "Yeah, I went to his house and he was in the middle of a soul sabbatical."
Guy #2: "Yeah, I went to his house and he was in the middle of a soul sabbatical."
Soul Sabbatical by wussy February 26, 2010
Shibatical
1) "It's gonna get shibatical"
"Don't you mean shibitical?"
2) Girl tonight, we're gonna get shibatical.
3) "Man I heard, that's shibatical."
"Don't you mean shibitical?"
2) Girl tonight, we're gonna get shibatical.
3) "Man I heard, that's shibatical."
Shibatical by BigC-RR June 16, 2009
sabbatical
Leave time with pay granted to a teacher or professor after serving for six or seven years on the same faculty. Its purpose is to give an extended period of time for concentrated study.
A sabbatical year is a prolonged hiatus, typically one year, in the career of an otherwise successful individual taken in order to fulfill some dream, e.g. writing a book or travelling extensively. Some universities and other institutional employers of scientists, physicians, and/or academics offer a paid sabbatical as an employee benefit
A sabbatical year is a prolonged hiatus, typically one year, in the career of an otherwise successful individual taken in order to fulfill some dream, e.g. writing a book or travelling extensively. Some universities and other institutional employers of scientists, physicians, and/or academics offer a paid sabbatical as an employee benefit
sabbatical by Adanedhel July 3, 2005
Spank sabbatical
My friends boyfriend is on a spank sabbatical, because he was waxing his own carrot too much, and became desinsitized , no longer able to perform intercourse with his girlfriend.
Spank sabbatical by Amawee21 May 15, 2016
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