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uber mange

Over the top, showy, unnecessarily pretentious, more than necessary
John: Did you hear that Tom has got a new red Ferarri, even though he can't drive yet?

Ralph: How uber mange!
uber mange by utensils February 3, 2012

Uber-managing 

The act of incessant micromanagement that manifests itself primarily in continuous questions by mostly incompetent and robotic management personalities about time sheet status and billable hours totals (or lack thereof)
John: Max, why did you stay so late last night on a lazy summer day?

Max: My manager would not stop uber-managing me about my time and why my hours are low.. I had to stay until 3 am filling out time sheets..

John: That sucks man,you should quit that job..
Uber-managing by stinkynutz February 3, 2010

Uber maneuver 

When an extremely skillful driver pulls a car stunt OR when an Uber driver makes a u turn in the middle of a 4 lane road to pick up a fare without giving a crap about incoming traffic.
An Uber maneuver was part of the repertoire of shitty cab drivers, now everyone is pulling them.

The Uber Maneuver

When the sexy is boring so you flip her around to engage in doggy-style to free a hand to call an Uber to pick her up immediately.
She as crazy as she looks?

No … I had pulled the Uber maneuver. We both took 3 min
The Uber Maneuver by billybaru September 13, 2022

Manuver The Uber 

If someone knows how to "manuver the uber" that mother fricker knows how to DRIVE !!!!! , A true bad azz driver. Big balls
"Aye bruh not gunna lie Dmarkus got us out that sticky situation last night he know how to drive foreal"

"Yea Dat mother Fucker can manuver the uber no doubt"
A sleep schedule in which a person sleeps 30 minutes every four to six hours. (This is actually done by some people notably university/college students with dead-end goals, self-proclaimed insomniacs, security guards at places which require little security, etc.)
"I became so addicted to coffee as a student that I'm now on Uberman - and unemployed."
Uberman by Tojonto June 25, 2006
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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