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Potentially unknown vocabulary and jargons in The Office Season 1 Episode 5:

1. Secret sign: A gesture or signal that is used to communicate something secretly or discreetly.
2. Warehouse staff: Refers to the employees who work in the warehouse of a company.
3. Hoops: Refers to the basketball hoops or baskets used in the game.
4. Swish: A term used to describe a shot in basketball that goes through the net without touching the rim.
5. Nothing but net: Another term used to describe a shot that goes through the net without touching the rim or backboard.
6. African-Americans: Refers to people of African descent who are living in the United States.
7. Messages: Refers to any messages or communications that need to be conveyed or delivered.
8. Privately: Refers to having a conversation or discussion in a private or confidential setting.
9. Team: Refers to a group of people who work together towards a common goal.
10. Assistant manager: Refers to a person who supports and assists the manager in their duties and responsibilities.
11. Holiday and weekend work calendar: Refers to the schedule or roster of employees who will be working during holidays and weekends.

Potentially unknown vocabulary Part 2

1. Corporate: Refers to the central or main headquarters of a company or organization.
2. Assistant to the regional manager: Refers to a position that is below the regional manager but assists them in their duties.
3. Power sword: Refers to a fictional weapon in certain fantasy or science fiction stories.
4. Captain: Refers to the leader or head of a team or group.
5. Alternate: Refers to a substitute or replacement player who can take the place of another player if needed.
6. Jump ball: Refers to the initial toss of the ball to start a basketball game, with two opposing players trying to gain possession.
7. Skins: Refers to a team playing without shirts or jerseys.
8. Out of bounds: Refers to the area outside the boundaries of the basketball court.
9. Foul: Refers to an illegal or rule-breaking action committed by a player during the game.
10. Flagrant foul: Refers to a more severe and intentional foul that can result in additional penalties or ejection from the game.
11. Cold pack: Refers to a pack or bag containing a cold substance, often used to apply cold therapy to an injury.