- Assign, deligate (esp. an unpleasant task); direct, order.
"During his absence, he was arrowed by his classmates to be a class rep."
"He was arrowed by a classmate to attend and speak at a school dialogue session for potential new students."
2. sabo (sāb'ə) (v.)
- Do some intentional or careless act or omission that causes inconvenience, harm, etc.
"His former group members sabo-ed him by joining another group, abandoning him to find a new one."
"His colleagues sabo-ed him by promising a patient that they can get the drug in an unreasonably short time."
"The sales rep sabo-ed him by giving him false promises that the drug would arrive on time."
- Euphemism for more vulgar forms of outbursts as someone who is frustrating and annoying.
- Socially acceptable alternative to the ubiquitous but unprintable 'f--k off'.
"After his former group members abandoned him, he told them to go fly kite when they mentioned Group Outing."
- Fail to keep an appointment, stand someone up.
"She was the one who wanted to meet for lunch but she fly aeroplane and made him waste time waiting."
- Exclaimation of bewilderment.
- Slang. (used as an intensifier, esp. with questions, to express annoyance)
"They promised a patient an Exemption Drug in 2 days? What the F--k!"
- Wrong or incorrect in opinion, understanding or perception.
"They thought he was a nice guy. Boy... were they mistaken."
7. forget (fər-gět') (v.)
- To be unable to remember.
- To treat with thoughtless inattention, neglet.
- To leave behind unintentionally.
- To fail to mention
"He acts like he doesn't care but I know that he NEVER forgets when someone has pissed him off."
- Strong, stern or fierce anger; deeply resentful indignation; ire.
- Vengeance or punishment as the consequence of anger.
"Those who took him for granted faced his wrath and they faded into oblivion screaming in agony."
