Definition

to let others know they have to schedule time to spend with you , because you are a very busy individual on a tight schedule !

Example Usage

Can I see you tonight?
Oh no sweetie, I’m booked ! Let’s try to hang out next week after 2pm, deal? Perfect!

Origin

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Know what I'm saying?

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