Leave nominally granted to an employee in return for working extra hours outside the agreed arrangements. Is often spent working from home because said employee in obsessed with work and has ADHD. Such time could be better spent buying a rug or coffee table from Heathcote.
Fingers: Yo, I'm taking tomorrow as time in lieu for working on Sunday, OK?
Mr T: Alright. Are you going to buy that rug from Rozelle?
Time in the hat is a period of self reflection whilst on a dose of psychedelics. Sometimes meaning literally putting a hat over your eyes and losing yourself.
Alternatively this can also mean you've put in your dues in your job.
EXAMPLE 1: Timmy needs to spend some time in the hat. He's a littleselfish.
EXAMPLE 2: Joe used to work at the gas station. He really put in his time in the hat.
Instead of saying she gave that wet mouf, you would instead, with class, say you took shawty to Boston. I was told this was NY slang, use with caution up there lmao. Mad funny to use in real time.
Is interchangeable between genders. Only criteria is receiving the wet mouf.
Everyday I'd like to spend some time in Boston, no kizzy
"Yo bro, what happened to the girl you left the club with?"
"She took me to her car and she booked a one way ticket to Boston"
"Ahhh you lucky mfer, getting some time in Boston"
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.