🔘IHM
▫️I hate Mondays
IHM is an acronym that means "I hate Mondays." It is used to express dislike of Mondays, most likely referring to the stress of the first day of the work week.
It may be used when texting somebody or chatting online to lament about dislike for the day. It is the opposite of the TGIF acronym, which celebrates the end of the work week.
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"The weekend went so fast and now I have a ton of reports to go thru, IHM."
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We've all been there
What does IHM stand for?▫️I hate Mondays
IHM is an acronym that means "I hate Mondays." It is used to express dislike of Mondays, most likely referring to the stress of the first day of the work week.
It may be used when texting somebody or chatting online to lament about dislike for the day. It is the opposite of the TGIF acronym, which celebrates the end of the work week.
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"The weekend went so fast and now I have a ton of reports to go thru, IHM."
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We've all been there
🔘Snake Draft
▫️Draft where the last pick in one round is the first in the next
A snake draft is a term commonly used in fantasy football for a draft that goes in the opposite order each round. In this type of draft the team with the last pick in the first round has the first pick in the second round and so on.
The term comes from how the order of the draft resembles the shape of a snake, which also looks somewhat like a rollercoaster with its wave shape. The snake draft is different from a linear draft, which is what the NFL draft looks like where each team drafts in the same spot each round.
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"You wanna do a snake draft or auction draft for our keeper league?
Definitely auction, then we all get a chance at each player."
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Gronk has a good point
What does snake draft mean in fantasy football?▫️Draft where the last pick in one round is the first in the next
A snake draft is a term commonly used in fantasy football for a draft that goes in the opposite order each round. In this type of draft the team with the last pick in the first round has the first pick in the second round and so on.
The term comes from how the order of the draft resembles the shape of a snake, which also looks somewhat like a rollercoaster with its wave shape. The snake draft is different from a linear draft, which is what the NFL draft looks like where each team drafts in the same spot each round.
❓Example
"You wanna do a snake draft or auction draft for our keeper league?
Definitely auction, then we all get a chance at each player."
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Gronk has a good point
🔘Slacker
◽️A lazy person
A slacker is a lazy individual that lacks passion or direction in his life. He is someone who does not try hard and seems to be going nowhere in life. The term is often utilized by adults when referring to underachieving youth.
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"I remember having to actually go to the library to do a research paper, you guys are all just a bunch of slackers!"
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McFlys are known for being slackers
What does slacker mean?◽️A lazy person
A slacker is a lazy individual that lacks passion or direction in his life. He is someone who does not try hard and seems to be going nowhere in life. The term is often utilized by adults when referring to underachieving youth.
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McFlys are known for being slackers
🔘Ghostship
◽️A fantasy football team with no owner
A ghostship is a term used in fantasy football to describe a team whose owner has abandoned it. The owner either gave up on his team or is too busy to maintain it and make roster moves.
A ghostship may be the product of a draft dasher who likes to draft a team but doesn't want to manage it. This is a big no-no in FF since it decreases the competition in the league. The term can also be used as a verb like, "Carl is ghostshipping his team again."
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"Kevin's playing a ghostship next week so that should be an easy W."
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How the owner of a ghostship feels
What does ghostship mean?◽️A fantasy football team with no owner
A ghostship is a term used in fantasy football to describe a team whose owner has abandoned it. The owner either gave up on his team or is too busy to maintain it and make roster moves.
A ghostship may be the product of a draft dasher who likes to draft a team but doesn't want to manage it. This is a big no-no in FF since it decreases the competition in the league. The term can also be used as a verb like, "Carl is ghostshipping his team again."
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"Kevin's playing a ghostship next week so that should be an easy W."
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How the owner of a ghostship feels
🔘Crew
◽️Group of friends
A crew is a group of friends. It is a slang term most commonly used when you and your friends are on some type of mission, whether it be going dancing at a club or going to the store to pick up some Cheetos. A crew is similar to a gang but usually without the violence and not gender specific.
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"What are you doing tonight?
Me and my crew are going downtown."
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When your crew is tight
What does crew mean?◽️Group of friends
A crew is a group of friends. It is a slang term most commonly used when you and your friends are on some type of mission, whether it be going dancing at a club or going to the store to pick up some Cheetos. A crew is similar to a gang but usually without the violence and not gender specific.
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"What are you doing tonight?
Me and my crew are going downtown."
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When your crew is tight
🔘Squad
◽️Group of friends
A squad is a term that refers to a close group of friends, similar to a clique. It is commonly used to describe a picture of friends on Snapchat, Facebook, or Instagram.
The term describes trustworthy friends that do many different activities together such as going to the club, taking vacays, or just chilling. A squad doesn't bail on each other, regardless of the circumstances.
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"Me and my squad about to tear the joint apart and get turnt up!"
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When your squad is on fleek
What does squad mean?◽️Group of friends
A squad is a term that refers to a close group of friends, similar to a clique. It is commonly used to describe a picture of friends on Snapchat, Facebook, or Instagram.
The term describes trustworthy friends that do many different activities together such as going to the club, taking vacays, or just chilling. A squad doesn't bail on each other, regardless of the circumstances.
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"Me and my squad about to tear the joint apart and get turnt up!"
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When your squad is on fleek
🔘Beemer
◽️A BMW vehicle
A beemer is a nickname for a BMW vehicle. It most likely references a BMW car instead of, say a BMW motorcycle.
It is a mark of affluence often used when bragging. Beemer may also be spelled beamer.
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"Did you see Jon's new beemer?
No, I didn't know he was that rich."
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Beemer fail
does beemer mean?
◽️A BMW vehicle
A beemer is a nickname for a BMW vehicle. It most likely references a BMW car instead of, say a BMW motorcycle.
It is a mark of affluence often used when bragging. Beemer may also be spelled beamer.
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No, I didn't know he was that rich."
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Beemer fail
🔘Waiver Hawk
◽️A fantasy sports owner who patrols the waiver wire
A waiver hawk is an owner in fantasy sports, like fantasy football or fantasy baseball, who patrols the waiver wire to pick up players moments after they become a free agent. The name comes from the laser-like focus and patience of a real hawk hunting prey and an owner hunting a player that is placed on the league's waiver wire.
The waiver wire is known in real-life and fantasy sports as the period when a player is released from his team and before he becomes a free agent. There is an order that teams are placed in to have priority to pick up players. The order is based on the team's record (the worst team has first priority) and how often they pick up players (when you pick up a player from waivers you go to the back of the line). Owners become waiver hawks when a player they deem as valuable to their team is going to clear waivers and they get up early in the morning to pick up the player moments after he becomes available as a free agent. This strategy allows the owner to not sacrifice his waiver order when picking up the player.
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"Brad is a real waiver hawk.
Yeah I saw he picked up Jones right after midnight."
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Waiver Hawk means a fantasy sports owner who patrols the waiver wire
What does waiver hawk mean?◽️A fantasy sports owner who patrols the waiver wire
A waiver hawk is an owner in fantasy sports, like fantasy football or fantasy baseball, who patrols the waiver wire to pick up players moments after they become a free agent. The name comes from the laser-like focus and patience of a real hawk hunting prey and an owner hunting a player that is placed on the league's waiver wire.
The waiver wire is known in real-life and fantasy sports as the period when a player is released from his team and before he becomes a free agent. There is an order that teams are placed in to have priority to pick up players. The order is based on the team's record (the worst team has first priority) and how often they pick up players (when you pick up a player from waivers you go to the back of the line). Owners become waiver hawks when a player they deem as valuable to their team is going to clear waivers and they get up early in the morning to pick up the player moments after he becomes available as a free agent. This strategy allows the owner to not sacrifice his waiver order when picking up the player.
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"Brad is a real waiver hawk.
Yeah I saw he picked up Jones right after midnight."
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Waiver Hawk means a fantasy sports owner who patrols the waiver wire
🔘GMV
◽️Got my vote
GMV means got my vote and is used to show support for a person, idea, or suggestion. It is most often used in online discussion forums or chatrooms and when texting.
The acronym comes from the act of voting, which is a fundamental aspect of the democratic process to show support for a candidate or idea when making decisions. In regards to its usage, the acronym is commonly utilized for agreeing to a proposition made by a person to a group of people, most likely your friends.
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"I think that we should just pick up some pizza for the party.
GMV!"
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GMV means got my vote
What does GMV stand for?◽️Got my vote
GMV means got my vote and is used to show support for a person, idea, or suggestion. It is most often used in online discussion forums or chatrooms and when texting.
The acronym comes from the act of voting, which is a fundamental aspect of the democratic process to show support for a candidate or idea when making decisions. In regards to its usage, the acronym is commonly utilized for agreeing to a proposition made by a person to a group of people, most likely your friends.
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"I think that we should just pick up some pizza for the party.
GMV!"
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GMV means got my vote
🔘Rickroll
◽️To trick someone into watching a Rick Astley music video
Rickroll is when a person fools someone into clicking a webpage link that leads to Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" music video from 1987. It has become popular as a fun way to troll other Internet users.
The term originates from duckroll, a prank where a person submits a link that appears to lead to a news story or something relevant but instead leads to a picture of a duck with wheels. Rickroll may also be used as a more general term for misleading or tricking someone but is much less common.
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"Hey check out this link to this sweet car.
I don't believe you, you're just gonna rickroll me again."
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Old lady at a computer getting rickrolled
What does rickroll mean?◽️To trick someone into watching a Rick Astley music video
Rickroll is when a person fools someone into clicking a webpage link that leads to Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" music video from 1987. It has become popular as a fun way to troll other Internet users.
The term originates from duckroll, a prank where a person submits a link that appears to lead to a news story or something relevant but instead leads to a picture of a duck with wheels. Rickroll may also be used as a more general term for misleading or tricking someone but is much less common.
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"Hey check out this link to this sweet car.
I don't believe you, you're just gonna rickroll me again."
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🔘GMV
◽️Got my vote
GMV means got my vote and is used to show support for a person, idea, or suggestion. It is most often used in online discussion forums or chatrooms and when texting.
The acronym comes from the act of voting, which is a fundamental aspect of the democratic process to show support for a candidate or idea when making decisions. In regards to its usage, the acronym is commonly utilized for agreeing to a proposition made by a person to a group of people, most likely your friends.
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"I think that we should just pick up some pizza for the party.
GMV!"
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GMV means got my vote
What does GMV stand for?◽️Got my vote
GMV means got my vote and is used to show support for a person, idea, or suggestion. It is most often used in online discussion forums or chatrooms and when texting.
The acronym comes from the act of voting, which is a fundamental aspect of the democratic process to show support for a candidate or idea when making decisions. In regards to its usage, the acronym is commonly utilized for agreeing to a proposition made by a person to a group of people, most likely your friends.
❓Example
"I think that we should just pick up some pizza for the party.
GMV!"
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GMV means got my vote
🔘 Slasher
◻️ Horror film
Slasher is a subgenre of horror films that features a crazy mad-man murderer that kills countless victims. The villain typically murders people with some type of blade, such as a knife, machete, or axe.
This genre commonly involves a lot of bloodshed and high body counts. Some of the most popular slasher psychopaths include Michael Myers from "Halloween," Freddy Krueger from "A Nightmare on Elm Street," and Jason Voorhees from "Friday the 13th."
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"I like horror movies but I hate the slasher genre, there is no suspense, just lots of blood."
"What's wrong with lots of blood?"
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What does slasher mean?◻️ Horror film
Slasher is a subgenre of horror films that features a crazy mad-man murderer that kills countless victims. The villain typically murders people with some type of blade, such as a knife, machete, or axe.
This genre commonly involves a lot of bloodshed and high body counts. Some of the most popular slasher psychopaths include Michael Myers from "Halloween," Freddy Krueger from "A Nightmare on Elm Street," and Jason Voorhees from "Friday the 13th."
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"I like horror movies but I hate the slasher genre, there is no suspense, just lots of blood."
"What's wrong with lots of blood?"
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🔘Grelfie
◽️Group selfie
A grelfie is a selfie that consists of a large group of people. It is commonly taken when there is no extra person available to take a photo of the group.
A grelfie is similar to felfie, belfie, and shelfie terms that all describe a type of selfie. Grelfies are usually taken with a selfie stick because of the need of a wider angle to fit in all the people.
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"Can u send me the grelfie we took at the State Fair?"
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Ellen DeGeneres and a group of celebrities taking a grelfie at the Academy Awards
◽️Group selfie
A grelfie is a selfie that consists of a large group of people. It is commonly taken when there is no extra person available to take a photo of the group.
A grelfie is similar to felfie, belfie, and shelfie terms that all describe a type of selfie. Grelfies are usually taken with a selfie stick because of the need of a wider angle to fit in all the people.
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"Can u send me the grelfie we took at the State Fair?"
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Ellen DeGeneres and a group of celebrities taking a grelfie at the Academy Awards
🔘Adorbs
◽️Adorable
Adorbs is an abbreviation for adorable that is used to describe something that makes you say "awwwwww." It is; similar in meaning to kewt and similar in format to supes and totes.
Adorbs is most often preceded by "totes". It is commonly utilized by teenage girls and valley girls when referring to a couple who looks or acts really cute together.
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"You like my new shoes?
OMG, they r totes adorbs!"
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Adorbs means adorable
What does adorbs mean?◽️Adorable
Adorbs is an abbreviation for adorable that is used to describe something that makes you say "awwwwww." It is; similar in meaning to kewt and similar in format to supes and totes.
Adorbs is most often preceded by "totes". It is commonly utilized by teenage girls and valley girls when referring to a couple who looks or acts really cute together.
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"You like my new shoes?
OMG, they r totes adorbs!"
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Adorbs means adorable
🔘Squidward
◽️Villager
Squidward is a Minecraft term that refers to a villager that resembles Squidward from the Nickelodeon cartoon "SpongeBob SquarePants." The villager spawns in the building that correlates with its role in the game.
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"Why don't the squidwards ever leave their villages? "
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The "Squidward" Minecraft villager
What does squidward mean?◽️Villager
Squidward is a Minecraft term that refers to a villager that resembles Squidward from the Nickelodeon cartoon "SpongeBob SquarePants." The villager spawns in the building that correlates with its role in the game.
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"Why don't the squidwards ever leave their villages? "
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The "Squidward" Minecraft villager
🔘Ghostship
◽️A fantasy football team with no owner
A ghostship is a term used in fantasy football to describe a team whose owner has abandoned it. The owner either gave up on his team or is too busy to maintain it and make roster moves.
A ghostship may be the product of a draft dasher who likes to draft a team but doesn't want to manage it. This is a big no-no in FF since it decreases the competition in the league. The term can also be used as a verb like, "Carl is ghostshipping his team again."
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"Kevin's playing a ghostship next week so that should be an easy W."
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How the owner of a ghostship feels
What does ghostship mean?◽️A fantasy football team with no owner
A ghostship is a term used in fantasy football to describe a team whose owner has abandoned it. The owner either gave up on his team or is too busy to maintain it and make roster moves.
A ghostship may be the product of a draft dasher who likes to draft a team but doesn't want to manage it. This is a big no-no in FF since it decreases the competition in the league. The term can also be used as a verb like, "Carl is ghostshipping his team again."
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"Kevin's playing a ghostship next week so that should be an easy W."
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🔘 Crows Before Hoes
◻️ Guy friends are more important than romantic interests
Crows before hoes means guy friends are more important than female romantic interests. The phrase comes from Game of Thrones and is often used by fans of the show.
The term is a parody of the popular "bros before hoes" saying with the same meaning. The "crows" part comes from Game of Thrones, which refers to the Night's Watch, a brotherhood sworn to the protection of the Wall from Wildlings and Whitewalkers. The brotherhood's pact lasts until death, which means that the men cannot get married, thus the "guys come before women" sentiment.
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"Dude, u can't go on a date 2nite, we r going 2 the game , crows before hoes!"
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What does crows before hoes mean?◻️ Guy friends are more important than romantic interests
Crows before hoes means guy friends are more important than female romantic interests. The phrase comes from Game of Thrones and is often used by fans of the show.
The term is a parody of the popular "bros before hoes" saying with the same meaning. The "crows" part comes from Game of Thrones, which refers to the Night's Watch, a brotherhood sworn to the protection of the Wall from Wildlings and Whitewalkers. The brotherhood's pact lasts until death, which means that the men cannot get married, thus the "guys come before women" sentiment.
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"Dude, u can't go on a date 2nite, we r going 2 the game , crows before hoes!"
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🔘Brotastic
Brotastic is a term that describes something fantastic that is also related to being a bro. It combines "bro" and "fantastic" and is commonly used to describe an awesome male bonding time.
Brotastic times include playing catch, going to the bar, or working on a car. If the males are really good friends, like a bromance, then everything they do together may be described as brotastic.
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"You have a good time at the game with Ahmad?
Yeah, it was brotastic!"
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A brotastic meme
What does brotastic mean?
◽️FantasticBrotastic is a term that describes something fantastic that is also related to being a bro. It combines "bro" and "fantastic" and is commonly used to describe an awesome male bonding time.
Brotastic times include playing catch, going to the bar, or working on a car. If the males are really good friends, like a bromance, then everything they do together may be described as brotastic.
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Yeah, it was brotastic!"
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A brotastic meme
🔘Dashie
◽️Rainbow Dash
Dashie is a nickname for Rainbow Dash, one of the main characters in "My Little Pony Friendship is Magic." Dashie is also the subject of fan fiction, which includes the YouTube video "My Little Dashie - The Mini Movie".
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"Fluttershy's not a tree, Dashie!"
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Dashie from MLP
What does dashie mean?◽️Rainbow Dash
Dashie is a nickname for Rainbow Dash, one of the main characters in "My Little Pony Friendship is Magic." Dashie is also the subject of fan fiction, which includes the YouTube video "My Little Dashie - The Mini Movie".
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"Fluttershy's not a tree, Dashie!"
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Dashie from MLP
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🔘BIL
◽️Boss is listening
BIL is an acronym used to notify the recipient that his or her boss is listening or watching the chat session. It is similar to the PAW and POMS acronyms.
Since the work environment is not the most appropriate place to talk about personal or offensive employees have to be covert about their conversation content. The acronym allows the sender to discreetly tell the recipient to be careful what he types in a way that the boss wouldn't notice.
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"BIL right now!"
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What does BIL stand for?◽️Boss is listening
BIL is an acronym used to notify the recipient that his or her boss is listening or watching the chat session. It is similar to the PAW and POMS acronyms.
Since the work environment is not the most appropriate place to talk about personal or offensive employees have to be covert about their conversation content. The acronym allows the sender to discreetly tell the recipient to be careful what he types in a way that the boss wouldn't notice.
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"BIL right now!"
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When BIL to your conversation
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