3 definitions by Willis Shakespeare
noun,
1. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
noun
2. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
noun,
3. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of croogster - Croogster
1. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
noun
2. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
noun,
3. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of croogster - Croogster
by Willis Shakespeare November 10, 2016
noun,
1. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
noun,
2. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
noun
3. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of croog - croogster
1. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
noun,
2. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
noun
3. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of croog - croogster
by Willis Shakespeare November 10, 2016
noun
1. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
noun,
2. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
noun,
3. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of crooging - croogster
1. crooging - the ability to earn from digital media by receiving freelance projects consistently is called Crooging.
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
noun,
2. croog - a service that is offered by a croogster for sale
"Indonesian designers offer some amazing UI design Croogs at a very low cost"
noun,
3. croogster - is a person who is geographically independent and consistently receives freelance projects, rather than working full time on a regular salary basis as an employee
"We don't have enough funds to hire another employee. It would be wiser to outsource the work to a croogster"
verb (used without object), crooging.
4. crooging - to act or work as a croogster:
"The designer used to be an employee for us but is crooging now."
Origin of crooging - croogster
"I think crooging is a good reason for you to quit your job, you can easily travel around the world and work at the same time."
by Willis Shakespeare November 9, 2016