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n. 1. The wine consumed during a furlough or other forced leave from work.

2. The wine consumed after the announcement of a furlough or other forced leave from work.
1. Today was my first day of unpaid leave, so I woke up and went through an entire bottle of furlot before noon.

2. We all went out to lunch and had a few glasses of furlot after they told us we had to take a week off without pay.
furlot by hank5 February 2, 2009
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furlousis 

An abnormal condition of the mind resulting in a loss of contact with reality brought upon by the announcement of impending furloughs. A merging of the words psychosis and furlough. Usually experienced by government employees during a time of sequestration.
Bob's mail hasn't been delivered in two days due to the workers at the post office suffering from severe cases of furlousis.

For a government employee, George was getting a lot of work done until his furlousis started acting up.
furlousis by DC Derailleurs November 1, 2013
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Furloughism

Movement or belief that supports the upcoming furlough and embraces all that it has to offer. Some of its wonderful offerings consist of but are not limited to, lots of time off if you are a federal employee and the joy of watching those people panic who thought life was a joke and spent every cent they made instead of saving some.
Person A – Boy this furlough is great. I am going golfing tomorrow, gonna day drink tomorrow and get sloppy drunk, and then be hungover the following day and do nothing except eat and scratch my balls.

Person B – Yeah, this is the life bro. And how about those scumbag losers who are at the food kitchen. Hahaha. I bet they are happy they got the iPhone4, those 300 dollar shoes, and that new Mercedes! God bless furloughism!
Furloughism by Spendthrift April 24, 2011

Furlochieving 

When you over-achieve at under-achieving.
Fil: Did you see Trevor crying in his beer?

Tim: He's 11pm drunk at 9pm. Definitely furlochieving.
Furlochieving by Xape October 21, 2015

furlough time 

Time spent at work doing absolutely nothing work related, to make up for the furlough day the company gave you to save money due to poor financial management.
Bob: Jim, you've been goofing off all day, what gives?"

Jim: "I'm taking my furlough time. I've got four more hours to spend tomorrow."
furlough time by @theosus January 22, 2009

Furlonteer 

A person who is furloughed due to Covid-19 and decides to do something positive and share their skills with a good cause or charity.
I've been Furlonteering for UN Women - it's been great to keep a purpose whilst on furlough and make a difference! Have you registered as a Furlonteer?
Furlonteer by nadulode May 28, 2020

furlough that shit 

The act of removing something unpleasant
"Man, I have this huge term paper about the economy due tomorrow. Furlough that shit."
furlough that shit by tdnew April 20, 2009
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