Definition of a scattergram

scattergram

noun

• An email that has been copied to many more people than warranted, usually by someone in middle management wishing to share a mental fart with as many people as possible.

  Last edited on Dec 28 2010. Submitted by Dick Wright-Upham from Wellington, New Zealand on Dec 28 2010.

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