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In response to
"No. -- nm"
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nubby
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spoiler
Posted by
con_carne
Nov 19 '09, 21:22
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to receive unwanted attention, usually in the form of one person disclosing information which pertains to you to a group.
My prof just used this expression in our class. It has been a couple years since I've heard it.
She said: "When you are in a meeting, it's a bad habit to correct someone in front of everyone else -- put 'em on blast. It can be embarrasing for them. Wait and tell them afterward."
It's black lingo.
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