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besieged To be so overwhelmed with problems or challenges that one feels like being attacked or surrounded by them. ■ "I'm besieged by emails, phone calls, and deadlines at work. It feels like I'm being bombarded from all sides!"
Blackmailing The act of extorting money or other valuables from someone by threatening to reveal embarrassing or incriminating information about them. ■ "I'm not going to release these damning emails if you don't pay me $10,000 in blackmail money."
Bombarded To be attacked or harassed by something, typically with overwhelming force or intensity. ■ "I was bombarded with emails from my boss this morning."
Burdened To be weighed down by a heavy amount of things, such as work or responsibilities. ■ "I'm so burdened with emails and deadlines that I feel like I'll never be able to breathe again!"
Evils A hilarious term for any form of wrongdoing or malevolence. ■ I knew I was in trouble when the boss started talking about the evils of the internet. Turns out he just meant emails that weren't marked as spam.
flustered To be extremely agitated or upset, often due to a lot of things happening at once or being overwhelmed. ■ "I'm so flustered today - I can barely keep up with all the emails and deadlines."
letterhead A piece of paper with the official logo or name of an organization, used to identify it. ■ "I always use the company's letterhead when sending formal emails because it makes me look more professional."
workday The time when one works, often from 9am to 5pm. It's usually filled with boring meetings, tedious tasks and endless emails. ■ "I can't wait for the weekend, I can't stand another workday like this."
Administrator A person who is responsible for managing and maintaining a computer system or network. ■ John may be an administrator of the company's email server, but he's not very good at it - in fact, he once accidentally deleted all of the emails for the entire marketing department!
Agent A person or thing that acts or causes something to happen. ■ The computer agent was responsible for sending the spam emails to all of John's contacts. John tried to blame his neighbor for the dog poop on his lawn, but the agent on the phone told him that it was actually his own dog that did it.
Compulsive An intense urge to do something over and over again, despite the fact that it may be harmful or unnecessary. ■ "He had a compulsive need to check his emails every five minutes, even though he knew there was nothing important in them."
coursing To move with a determined, swift pace, often in pursuit of prey or something that one desires. ■ "The dog was coursing the woods, trying to catch the squirrel.", "She was coursing through her work emails, looking for an important message."
Disregard To pay absolutely no attention to something or someone, usually because it is not important or relevant. ■ "I completely disregard my boss's emails about the company's new marketing strategy. I know he doesn't have a clue what he's talking about."
drowning The act of being completely submerged in water and unable to breathe. However, the word "drowning" can also be used to describe a situation where someone is overwhelmed by information or choices. ■ "I almost drowned when I went swimming with the octopuses. They were so friendly and playful, but they kept leading me deeper into the water!", "She was drowning in emails when her boss walked by and asked if she needed help.
fireproof adjective1. Capable of withstanding fire without being damaged or destroyed. ■ The fireproof suit was a sight to behold as the flames licked at its exterior, yet it remained unscathed. adverb2. In an orderly and organized manner, often with little or no excitement or fuss. ■ "I'm fireproofing my schedule for the week," said the boring businesswoman as she checked her emails.
organisation A group of people who work together to accomplish a common goal, often involving lots of paperwork and meetings. ■ "The organisation's latest project was a complete disaster – they missed their deadline by two weeks and the budget was way over. But hey, at least they got really good at sending emails back and forth."
Responses A collection of the most creative and witty comments made by someone who is not afraid to speak their mind. ■ When asked why they never respond to emails, he replied with a collection of hilarious responses that left everyone in stitches.
Surveillance The act of watching someone or something closely, especially in a secret or covert way. ■ "I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw my boss checking his emails while I was on a coffee break. It turns out he was doing surveillance on me!
users A group of people who have purchased a product or service and are able to access it. ■ "The users of our platform were very happy with the new update." A person who uses a device or computer to perform various tasks such as browsing the internet, sending emails, and using social media. ■ "I forgot my password, can you help me log back in?"