ER
ER has 3 meanings
Emergency room
Example
She passed out and was unconscious so we called and ambulance and they took her to the ER
OMG, that's trbl!
Related Slang
24/7 | Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week |
ICU | Intensive care unit |
ITU | Intensive treatment unit |
CCU | Critical care unit |
meds | Medications |
HMO | Health maintenance organization |
PPO | Preferred provider organization |
PCP | Primary care physician |
OMG | Oh my gosh |
trbl | Terrible |
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Employer
An abbreviation for employer that commonly appears in the payroll world; commonly seen when describing a tax type, like Social Security; similar to the ee abbreviation for "employee."
Example
I had to redo the sheet because I filled out the spaces for the er instead of the ee
Related Slang
ee | Employee |
SUTA | State Unemployed Tax Act |
FUTA | Federal Unemployment Tax Act |
FICA | Federal Insurance Contributions Act |
IRS | Internal Revenue Service |
ITR | Income Tax Return |
EBT | Earnings before taxes |
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Earned runs
A baseball statistic that is used to keep track of the amount of earned runs a pitcher has allowed.
An earned run is a run that the pitcher has given up that wasn't a result of a fielding error caused by a defensive player. The ERA stat signifies how many earned runs a pitcher has given up for every nine innings, which is the length of a standard baseball game.
Example
He pitched a CG, gave up 1ER and still lost!
Related Slang
P | Pitcher |
SP | Starting pitcher |
RP | Relief pitcher |
CG | Complete games |
W | Win |
L | Losses |
ERA | Earned run average |
MLB | Major League Baseball |
ER stands for emergency room, which is a medical facility in a hospital. It specializes in the care of patients that require immediate attention.
The emergency room helps all sorts of people that suffer from a variety of ailments, such as head injuries, broken arms, and serious burns. The emergency room operates 24 hours a day as people don't ever take a break from getting hurt. ER was also the title of the popular and long-running medical drama on NBC, which ran from 1994 to 2009.