stabbatical
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Stabbatical
A type of work leave granted to employees who have shown an increase in frustration, sufficient to cause “stabiness”: this leave is not part of standard PTO
“Brenda was recently put on Stabbatical, as her tolerance for stupidity had been used up and replaced with raw hate.”
Stabbatical by SeandePlume September 22, 2025
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Stabbatical
A type of work leave granted to employees who have shown an increase in frustration, sufficient to cause “stabiness”: this leave is not part of standard PTO
“Brenda was recently put on Stabbatical, as her tolerance for stupidity had been used up and replaced with raw hate.”
Stabbatical by SeandePlume September 22, 2025
Skibbatical
skib-bat-i-cal, (noun) \ski-'ba-ti-kel\ (sometimes misspelled: skibatical)
An extended break or hiatus from work, school or whoever bothers you, to go rip some turns by means of skis or a snowboard. Derivative of Sabbatical, but without getting paid.
An extended break or hiatus from work, school or whoever bothers you, to go rip some turns by means of skis or a snowboard. Derivative of Sabbatical, but without getting paid.
1. Bro! I’m on skibbatical! (another way of saying “I’m unemployed!”)
2. Boss, I'd rather be on skibbatical than do more **** for you! (another way of saying you're soon to be unemployed.)
2. Boss, I'd rather be on skibbatical than do more **** for you! (another way of saying you're soon to be unemployed.)
Skibbatical by C Stanford August 30, 2013
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
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
shabbatical
Yael: I've been taking a break from Shabbat for a couple months.
Tiffany: Oh, you're taking a Shabbatical.
Yael: I am indeed.
Tiffany: Oh, you're taking a Shabbatical.
Yael: I am indeed.
shabbatical by StellaRanks February 17, 2015