Definition of stuckee

stuckee

• it's the one who a task or assignment defaults too if the task/assignment goes undone. Quite often the tasks/assignments assigned to someone as the result of a meeting or action item and that someone is referred to as the "stuckee".

  Last edited on Sep 03 2003. Submitted by Thomas on Sep 03 2003.

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