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slackist • slackitude • Slackest • Sackist • Sackistry • slackish • slackism • Slackisum • Slackitar • slackitivity
slackitivity
"Wow, that punk just urinated on da floor rather then going ta da bathroom! He got slackitivity, yo!"
slackitivity by the blue hatt, baby May 7, 2004
slackstracted
When you are not paying attention in a work meeting because you're distracted by Slack messages you've received, are reading, or responding to.
slackstracted by webproductowner October 4, 2021
slackitude
The act of, or state of being a slacker. Describes the attitude typically associated with being a slacker.
Most appropriately applies to one with no responsibilities, one that gets by pretending to be hard at work, or the co-worker that is found hanging out near the coffee machine for most of the day.
Most appropriately applies to one with no responsibilities, one that gets by pretending to be hard at work, or the co-worker that is found hanging out near the coffee machine for most of the day.
slackitude by Sohail Mirza August 12, 2006
Word of the Day on October 22, 2008
Snackistan
Snackistan by PaulAllensCard May 19, 2013
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