It Jargon

verb to move or flow continuously in a loop or circuit; to pass from place to place or person to person

• The company policy requires all employees to circulate important documents for review.
• Can you circulate this memo to the team?
• Let's circulate the news about the party tonight.
• Rumors began to circulate about the CEO's sudden resignation.

verb to erase or remove completely; to eliminate or destroy

• The court granted the motion to expunge the criminal record.
• They decided to expunge the old emails from the system.
• I'm going to expunge that embarrassing photo from social media.
• She tried to expunge the painful memories from her mind.

verb to send or pass along something, such as a message or signal

• The satellite will transmit data back to Earth.
• Can you transmit the files to me through email?
• I'll just transmit the message to him real quick.
• Her smile seemed to transmit warmth to everyone around her.

noun a person who works at a desk, typically in an office setting

• The desk jockey diligently worked on compiling the financial report for the board meeting.
• I never thought I'd become a desk jockey, but here I am staring at spreadsheets all day.
• My friend is such a desk jockey, he never leaves his cubicle except for lunch.
• In the world of professional sports, the coach referred to the team's analytics expert as the desk jockey who helped them strategize.

noun A person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'error' is a noun that refers to a mistake or a fault.

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun. In this case, 'accidental' is an adjective that describes the type of error as being unintentional or occurring by chance.

• The report contained an accidental error in the calculation of financial figures.
• Oops, I made an accidental error in the spreadsheet.
• I totally goofed up and made an accidental error on the project.
• Her accidental error was like a small pebble causing a big ripple effect in the project.