Phrase · Work & office
the out-of-office gloat
noun phrase
/thuh-owt-ov-of-is-gloht/
Definition
A message designed with malicious joy, ensuring the sender's colleagues know they are drinking cocktails while the recipient rots in a cubicle.
In use
“I received her out-of-office gloat and immediately hated my job.”
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Language
- Language form
- noun phrase
- Pronunciation
- /thuh-owt-ov-of-is-gloht/
Classification
- Life domain
- Work & learning
- Topic
- Work & office
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