jobbyest, n; jobbies, pl
(1) combination of hobby and job
(2) the requirements and responsibilities of a job, but the pay of a hobby
(3) typically, the jobbyest believes they have a job, but reasonable people may disagree
(1) combination of hobby and job
(2) the requirements and responsibilities of a job, but the pay of a hobby
(3) typically, the jobbyest believes they have a job, but reasonable people may disagree
Jobby examples include: PTA president, golf course marshal, churchwarden, most activities engaged in by stay-at-home parents
by sprtagt September 9, 2010
Doing some type of work (activity involving mental or physical effort done in order to achieve a purpose or result) without getting paid. Therefore, you don't want to do it and borderline want to slap whoever asked you to do such a thing.
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jobbyist, n; jobbies, plural
(1) combination of hobby and job.
(2) requirements and responsibilities of a jobby are similar to a job, but the pay is similar to that of a hobby.
(3) typically, the person working at the jobby would consider it a 'job', but reasonable people may disagree.
(1) combination of hobby and job.
(2) requirements and responsibilities of a jobby are similar to a job, but the pay is similar to that of a hobby.
(3) typically, the person working at the jobby would consider it a 'job', but reasonable people may disagree.
Jobby examples: PTA President, golf course marshal, churchwarden, many activities performed by stay-at-home parents
by sprtagt September 9, 2010