corporation

1) An Extremely Good, Rock Only Night Club WIth It's Own Under 18's Night (Known As Kiddy Corp or K Corp) In Sheffield, England

2} These are legal entities created by the registration of appropriate incorporating documents with the supervising government office. These May be private (ownership sometimes held by specific individuals ,these are not traded on a public stock exchange) or public corporations (shares can be bought by everyday people). The Shareholders are protected from liability for faulty the actions of the corporation.

1) You Going To The K Corp Today?

2) That corporation Is Getting Away With Murder

by 2912Clover March 6, 2006

corporation

Noun. An ingenious device to aquire personal wealth
without personal responsibility.

The name at the bottom or top edge of your monitor.

Corporations are everywhere!

by Dakka-Mek February 18, 2014

Corporate

The spouse, in the sense that she would need to approve a purchase, trip, or activity.

Man, I was going to get that 47-inch Sony flat screen, but Corporate would only sign off on a 32-inch Hitachi.

Sorry, Corporate didn't approve the Vegas weekend. Go on without me.

by burnt sox March 28, 2010

corporate

Anyone thing or person that does not titalate your interest, something that is mundane, boring or even negative. Possibly something that takes too much attention or problem-solving skills to complete.

"That job you got has no zing to it, it's just plain corporate."

by jeredh January 19, 2008

corporeality

Measurement by one's body.

Corporeality is measurement by one's body, in contrast to measurement by one's mind in rationalism.

by sandrashine October 2, 2020

Corporal

The bastard who keeps everything running and in line with their own special brand of thinking that may seem nonsensical to all those who don't know how the majestic Corporal's mind works as they keep things running smoothly and keeps the other NCO's in check.

The corporal will fix everything.

by 02david12 July 14, 2017

Corporator

One who forwards a Corporate objective and interest. Such a person may or may not hold employment with a Corporation. He or she may also be an outsider who's services have been retained so to perform certain tasks on behalf of either a singular or collective Corporate bodies.

Former Congressman John Mckim is a Corporator for General Motors. His services has been retained in a Lobbyist capacity, so to push forward the interests of General Motors Corporation.

by Baron Neville May 7, 2016