British informal shortening of 'expenses', typically referring to costs incurred while doing your job that you then charge back to your employer — think business travel, client dinners, or hotel stays.
British informal shortening of 'expenses', typically referring to costs incurred while doing your job that you then charge back to your employer — think business travel, client dinners, or hotel stays. Saying you'll put something 'on exies' is a casual, knowing way of signalling you're spending company money rather than your own. Common in office culture, journalism, and any role where expensing meals or travel is a routine perk of the job.
Book the nice hotel — we're putting this whole trip on exies anyway.
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(slang) Expenses (charged to one's employer).
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