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Ustulate: Delay conclusion of impromptu conversation on staircase.
Anon

Vibitz: What you feel about your training videos when you only have a dvd player in the city
Anon

Viblitz: What happens to your videos when you've only got
DVDs and an Ipod
Anon

Visbution: Emotional and psycholgical collapse after excessive computer programming training.
Lindsey Calderwood, Accenture

Vitrinator: Someone who stares constantly out of the window, not really concentrating on their work.
Hugh Branall, Accenture

Vrimininsch: Flattering term referring to band of flesh (exposed midriff).
Anon

Waffleofferey: The blagging of knowledge in an office setting.
Lindsey Calderwood, Accenture

Walkist: Someone with no regard for other pedestrians.
Anon

Walletmothius: A lady attracted to the affluent male.
David Sedgewick, Accenture

Wataphysics: The science of incredulity, study thereof, locating of true causes for refutations of the S.S.O (stark staring obvious). See also Godtoldmeism.
Anon

Waterhotter: Boils water.
Anon

Webortunity: An opportunity to conduct business or put an existing service online (usually on a website).
Sanjeet Maghera, LDA

Welfmordener: A high city wiz-kid who constantly jumps from one city job to another to earn fat cash.
George Sinclair Adams

Whackshat: Extremely tired after pursuits in the country.
Nick Burrows, The Projects Group PLC

Wheelve: Much smaller cousins to the European tundra-loving greywolf.
Charlie Hoult, Loewy Group

Whinedowner: Post-work social gathering of colleagues.
Sara Robotham, Finers Stephens Innocent LLP

Whirlwind: A magic stick that can be waved to erase rash and hurried judgement and decisions.
Anon

Whooskham: To run away quickly
Anon

Whorporation: Promiscuity within the office environment.
Anon

Widsquid: Pound coin found in toilet bowl.
Anon

Wilft: A person kept at work by their boss.
Anon

Willywonka: The gherkin
Clare Lorenz, Loz Assoc

Wolfeyland: Bloomsbury.
Anon

Wooooeeerers: Goldsmiths.
Anon

Wooooooeees: Silversmiths.
Anon

Workingallhours: City trader
Ian Caldwell

Wormcanner: Someone who stores up trouble.
Anon

Wristanderthal: Someone who wears charity wrist bands.
Keith Curley, Accenture

Wufschannel: Hounds Ditch
Anon

Yappies: Mobile phone users.
Professor Martyn P Davies

Yawblous: Corporate blue used by most city companies to suggest trust
Anon

Yellowhatman: Construction worker.
Ian Caldwell

Yorey Street: Old Street
Anon

Yurdle: When you fall back of your chair when you put your feet on the desk "He just got yurdled".
Jeremy Hall, Accenture

Zone City: Reflecting transport and multiplicity of neighbourhoods with their own characteristics.
Paul Carey-Kent