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VERB: (origin: Old Navy term sill in common use. Refers to that part of an old sailing vessel where sailors would hide to keep from having to do their work). Def: 1. to perform a job poorly, at or below a minimum standard. NOUN: Def. 1. that part of a fighting ship where the cannons (guns) where stored and fired from.
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