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multislacking

Doing multiple slacker-esque things concurrently.
I'm the king of multislacking. I spend hours a day surfing the 'net, watching random TV shows, and eating week-old pizza.
Word of the Day on May 7, 2022
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Multislacking

Doing two useless things at once.
"Dude, I can't mop the living room because I'm multislacking a documentary about Beany Babies while I'm planting celery in Farmville."
Multislacking by Junior Warden November 7, 2011

multislacking

Having two or more non-work related web pages, open on your work computer, at one time.
I was at my desk, multislacking, when my boss walked in and I had to close five browsers in .5 seconds!
multislacking by stacy webster January 14, 2008

multislacking

While avoiding actual work, multislacking involves doing several tasks at a time, with apathy, not accomplishing any of them.
I did some multislacking today. I stopped playing Words With Friends on my phone to upvote a post on Reddit, while watching the latest episode of Supernatural on TV, then I stopped it all to dismiss an incoming phone call.
multislacking by Paulywogg99 June 20, 2014

multislacking

That combination of MySpace, chatting, and Wikipedia that Gen Y calls "work". The office internet take on "Work hard, play hard."
You can spend your Friday afternoons reviewing spreadsheets and holding conference calls; I'll be busy multislacking in my cubicle.
multislacking by KTBoyer January 30, 2007

Multislacking

Having several jobs you rarely show up for...
He made his fortune multislacking...and never showed up!
Multislacking by Guitarman22255 September 25, 2018
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