Terms used to describe losing a wrestling match. When someone is booked to lose a match they are said to being "doing the job" or "putting over" their opponent.
by Michael Nweze April 2, 2006
by David P. <myspace.com/xbuddhistxfistx> March 20, 2008
by Womsam December 4, 2007
by Bob March 6, 2004
1 aka a real job; a job with heath insurance; as opposed to an internship or the wonderful world of retail
2 a primary job; a day job
2 a primary job; a day job
This isn't just another interview. This is for a job job.
I'm an editor--primarily of technical documentation for my JOB job, but I also dabbling in things like web site authoring on the side.
I'm an editor--primarily of technical documentation for my JOB job, but I also dabbling in things like web site authoring on the side.
by mandingoe June 6, 2004
by Ollie Icon James November 6, 2011
As another definition stated, also known as a real job.
The type of job one typically goes to College and/or University for.
When hired by a 'job job', it's no longer something you're only doing for the paycheque until something better comes along. A job job is a serious job you're dedicated to and intend to make a career out of.
The type of job one typically goes to College and/or University for.
When hired by a 'job job', it's no longer something you're only doing for the paycheque until something better comes along. A job job is a serious job you're dedicated to and intend to make a career out of.
I have an interview for a job job tomorow morning. If I get this job then I can finally get my career off the ground and quit the shit job I'm in.
by Annoymous January 28, 2005