(v. followed by an object) To obliterate an inanimate object out of your frustration for its failure to work.
I office spaced my DVD player when it didn't work anymore.
I like to office space things when I cannot stand them anymore.
(v. followed by an object) to obliterate an inanimate object of your frustration for its failure to work. Based on the film Office Space.
I office spaced my DVD player when it didn't work anymore.
I like to office space things when I cannot stand them anymore.
How much the snow takes to the ground.
The snowflake take was quite strong. 12 inches that stuck.
To put one's mind at ease, or smooth out worrisome thoughts figuratively represented as black-and-white.
I'm going for a walk to gray out.
impervious to altruistic emotions
The scam artist was stone-hearted. He thought about his family, not humanity.
impervious to altruistic emotions
The scam artist was stone-hearted. He thought about his family, not humanity.