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furlough
\fer-LOH\, -noun.
Military. a vacation or leave of absence granted to an enlisted person.
"When the Colonel told me he was spending a 6-week furlough in his wife's vagina, at first I didn't take him literally..."
–verb (used with object) to grant a furlough to.
"I will furlough you, but only if you furlough me first." - an Equally Ranking Officer
Military. a vacation or leave of absence granted to an enlisted person.
"When the Colonel told me he was spending a 6-week furlough in his wife's vagina, at first I didn't take him literally..."
–verb (used with object) to grant a furlough to.
"I will furlough you, but only if you furlough me first." - an Equally Ranking Officer
posted by Matt | 7/16/2008
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"He went AWOL so often, we started calling him 'Furloughnious Monk.'"
--Excerpt from The Ivory Trigger: War Years of the Jazz Pianists.
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