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CC smell refers to the pleasant smell that's emitted by the CC. The CC smell is known to be one of the best smells you can find. The term "CC" refers to a panther with a distinct fragrance. CC spends most of it's time in the "CC house" manufacturing the great CC smell.
What a nice CC smell! It must be coming from that CC across the room!
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Falling victim to unnecessary or excessive use of your email address in the CC field when receiving email at work, usually resulting in voluminous discussion threads in your inbox having little or nothing to do with your job.
Mike: Holy shit! These spammers at work sent me 20 emails in 5 minutes related to replacing the empty paper towel spool in the lunch room.
Erich: What? Why 20 emails?
Mike: They included me in the CC field and did a Reply to All while they discussed who's responsibility it should be to change it. I'm getting CC Sick!
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To remove someone from an e-mail communication thread.
Can you please cc Nalika as this is her client and de-cc me from future emails?
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An elite group of master hunters/drinkers. They kill deer just as easily as they kill Busch lights. Men want to be them, women want to be with them.
Son - "When I grow up I want to be a part of the CC Buckbusters. They are always hanging out at the speakeasy looking at deer heads."
Father - "I couldn't be more proud of you."
Foolish people; Often those who inflate the pricing of items despite their mediocrity.
Wait, why is such an item going for so much?! Damn, must be those CC Traders!
When someone with a concealed carry permit pulls out their piece on you unexpectedly.
Joe: So I hear you are going PC / Liberal lately with all this Happy Holiday stuff instead of Merry Christmas. Pretty soon you will be doing some of that Kumbaya shit with the Bern.
Caryn: Oh yea? How PC does this look Jethro! (pulling the piece from her bra).
Joe: Damn girl! You didn't have to do the CC surprise on me. Go back to your Fox news watching.
Carbon copying parties unrelated to the subject matter of your email in an attempt to seem more involved or important than you actually are
Coworker 1: Why did she copy us on this email about catalog changes? We're not in marketing.
Coworker 2: Look at all the people she copied, looks like an egregious case of Performative CC'ing to me