Muzak man

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Noun

Muzak man (plural Muzak men)

  1. (informal, music) A male individual who creates or produces Muzak.
    • 1968, Alan Levy, The Culture Vultures, Or, Whatever Became of the Emperor's New Clothes?, page 235:
      The Muzak men first became aware of their product's ergonomic potential when their company was three years old.
    • 1976, John Wolfe, Sell Like an Ace ...Live Like a King, page 86:
      If the prospect says: "To hell with morale, I just want my employees to turn out more widgets," the Muzak man on his next visit produces a letter that says: "Our factory production has increased 22%!"
    • 1985, Peter Cave, Taggart, Murder in Season, page 60:
      Taggart smiled wickedly. He had deliberately nominated the place for their evening meeting, knowing that it would shock the young man. "I suppose you're a fitted carpet and Muzak man?" Taggart said.
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