workage 

Coming from the word "ownage" This means you outsmarted your opponent or "worked" him/her

player1: Man,that clan worked you

player2: yea, that was pure workage.

workage by El Danny July 23, 2005

Workmageddon 

When out of nowhere, time critical and urgent priority work starts piling up with a soul crushing impossibility of success.

Dude, what happened? You were supposed to join us for lunch.

Well, I was out the door when Nicole asked me to help with one little thing while she went to the bathroom. Little did I know the execs were heading downstairs to unleash workmageddon.

Workmageddon by Apricottarte March 3, 2015

wormage 

noun: The characteristic property of containing many worms.

The rain drowned all the worms in your garden and now it's lacking in wormage.

I just bought some night crawlers for our fishing trip; total wormage!

wormage by Chief Hawks April 3, 2011

workaversary 

Work anniversary

Today is my six year workaversary! I've never worked anywhere this long!

workaversary by Kashmir May 19, 2016

workacets 

prescription pills you take during work to make your job more bearable (usually percocet, but could also be vicoden, valium, adderall, or any other pill that alters your mood for the better)

Employee #1: Jesus, when is this day gonna end???

Employee #2: Not really bothering me bro, I got involved with some workacets this morning. Loving life right now!

workacets by Flight Crash Companion March 12, 2008

workabee 

A person who works excessively; works so late there's no time for family or social life.

Can lead to partner leaving or suspicion.

"Hey Mr. Workabee, I see you working. But do you often forget that you got a queen at home. She sits on her thrown but she feels so alone. And the boys around town say you creep around so, what are you working on?"
-Priscilla Renea from song "Mr.Workabee"

workabee by Jukebox Lover April 29, 2010

wordage 

A word to describe someone's use of words.

"Hey you have really good wordage."
"I've got good wordage!"
"Your wordage is so lame!"

wordage by Daniel Hough April 12, 2004