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Define Placement Meaning

Placement
jail for teens.
pretty confined and miserable place.

you smoke weed, drink, run away from home, and fail school.
odds are, your parents are gonna send u to placement.
By Romona
Placement
1.Another word for pocket.

Boy, get your hand out of my jacket placement.
By Pansie
Placement
Alternative to prison for troubled teens. Also admits kids with depression, suicidal tendencies, and addictions.

Katie is in placement at the moment, but she’ll be home next month!
By Jerrine
Nice Placement
An exclamation to proclaim the sighting of the preferred location of the nipple on a woman's breast.
Examples,
1) high, near the bra line
2) midpoint
3) to the sides
4) hanging down low
5) two mismatched areas
Opinions tend to vary and beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

1) Did you see her nipples through her sweater? Nice placement!
2) All placement is nice placement!
3) Oh, look at that...high and centered...nice placement!
By Florida
Advanced Placement
a course option more challenging for high school students to enroll in.
this option means you will endure a whole year of hell (and most likely summer homework).

Don't take an Advanced Placement class! You will hate yourself for a whole year and life is too short for that.
By Donetta
Meat Placement
When a woman gains weight in such where the placement is equally allocated between the breasts, ass, and hips, while increasing her feminine figure.

Kristina and Lisa both have great meat placement.
By Merridie
Product Placement
When a company pays a celebrity to feature/endorse their shit with said celebrity's work.

"Did you see the product placement in Jason Derulo's new music video?"
"That was a music video? I thought it was a Dodge commercial."
By Clarinda
Q-placement
any word that has the letter "o" or "p" in it can be replaced with the letter "q". This is used for people whose "o" or "p" key does not work or do not believe in using those letters.

A)"I lqst my shqe! Qls helq me find it."
B)"I lost my shoe! Pls help me find it."

A)"Jqhn, yqu rqt."
B)"John, you rot."

A)"It's so hqt right nqw."
B)"It's so hot right now."

The A examples above use q-placement, while the B examples do not.
By Lisette
Work Placement
Another charming aspect of being on New Deal. After a certain amount of time on one of their ridiculous excuses for a training course, they decide to send out "students" on Wok Placement - ignoring the question of how, exactly, can you find paid work when you're stuck in a fucking office all day and not being paid for a second of it.

Essentially, it proves slavery is alive and well in the First World, as well as helping corrupt capitalists make a shitload of money at your expense? How? Put it this way - would Tesco want to hire ten people to stack their shelves for a salary every year, or a steady stream of unpaid labour from delivered from CETS every month to do the same? You work it out.

"I'm afraid you have to go on Work Placement in a place totally unsuited to you just so we don't have to help you find a job, which we're set up for, and help companies get fatter and fatter profits each and every year - which they pay us for."
By Maybelle
Creative The Placement
The insertion of the word "the" before an adjective to increase the intensity of the statement.

That party was the awesome.
By Amitie