• "the view from 30,000 feet"
• "not in my wheelhouse"
• "can we table this?"
• "let's circle back"
• "target the low-hanging fruit"
• "slice of the proverbial pie"
• "I'm just spitballing here"
• "above my pay grade"
• "not to put too fine a point on it"
• "where the rubber meets the road"
• "we don't have a dog in this fight"
• "whose ox is being gored"
• "nature of the beast"
• "whole hog"
• "what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander"
• "get our ducks in a row"
• "let's put a pin in that"
• "moving parts"
• "pull the trigger"
• "not let the perfect be the enemy of the good"
• "catch as catch can"
• "I want to cabin that"
• "six of one, half dozen of the other"
• "distinction without a difference"
• "drink the Kool Aid"
• "begs the question" (incorrect use only, since I still don't understand how to use it correctly)
• "deliverables"
• "make sure we're comparing apples to apples"
• "colloquy"
• "death by a thousand cuts"
• "the juice isn't worth the squeeze"
• "good enough for government work"
• "bandwidth" (metaphorical use only)
• "silos" (metaphorical use only)
• "get our hands dirty"
• "doesn't pencil"
• "not the way to run the railroad"
• "pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered"
• "tough nut to crack"
• "get an earful"
• "I was listening to a TED talk the other day...."
• "inside baseball"
• "do the heavy lifting"
• "know enough to be dangerous"
• "thread the needle"
• "move the needle"
• "nail it down"
• "hammer it out"
• "put this to bed"
• "lost ball in tall grass"
• "which way the wind is blowing"
• "a short pencil is better than a long memory"
• "pain points?"
• "leaving money on the table"
• "hard sledding"
• "baloney"
• "here for the right reasons" (a rare bored meeting/bachelor nation crossover phrase!)
• "you don't want to get drunk on your own whiskey"
• "the frog in the punch bowl"

All of these are things I've heard someone say in an actual meeting.

Soon I will turn these into bingo cards, so everybody in the meeting can play along. In order to win, you must get five in a row then correctly use the word "iterations" during the meeting.