You’ve noticed work seems to expand to fill the time given to complete it. But did you know there’s a term for that? Also this week, the New England exclamation “So don’t I!,” grey vs. gray, building storeys, being...
The British slang adjective squiffy first appeared in the 19th century and means drunk. A golden gut signals dependable business acumen, the kind of intuition that data can override. At Google, one story goes, 41 shades of blue were tested to see...
golden gut n.— «The job of a network executive has never been easy. Picking a hit is a tall order even for someone with what the industry likes to call a “golden gut”—a knack for sniffing out what’s likely to sell.» —“NBC...