Working Binge

Working an average of 20 hours a day for a week with a maximum of 2 hours sleep in every 24 hours.

“He went on a 1 week working binge after realising that he could not buy everyone a Christmas gift”.

by dizon-dizon December 15, 2009

Working from phone

To use your phone to complete activities you'd normally do in the office. Often used to justify extended lunch engagements.

"Tessa, are you sure that going to lunch with Andy is such a great idea? You know how busy we are this afternoon...."

"Hey, chill out Lucy, it's fine: I'll be working from phone."

by Clarebear81 November 19, 2011

Working Bum

A person who has a decent job but has nothing to show for it. They don't have Bill's to pay. They live off of other people. Watch out for these kinds of people. NOUN

Tyler was a working bum he never paid his Bill's. He had absolutely nothing to show for it.

by CookieCook2019 January 27, 2019

Working leave

An unconventional leave type that denotes the state of being on paid employment leave while actively working voluntarily. Sometimes the work is from home other times it involves working from office as usual. The term was first coined by Bankers from Nigeria's during the Corona virus pandemic when most people had to work remotely and is widely used by working professionals to refer to a not so conventional leave plan

1. Funmi asked Nkenna if he was planning on taking a working leave or a regular vacation as the year was almost over.

2. Amaka decided to take a working leave as she knew she'd have to come to the office once in a while during her leave period

by Checkmate001 May 8, 2020

Working the Mousse

The using of the fingers in a female's rear to loosen the hole up for further penetration. Much as working a settled choclate mousse into a whipped and easily spoonable concouction.

While I was doing her Doggy Style I was Working the Mousse so I could have Anal Sex with her later.

by Pierce714 March 22, 2007

Working Game

A term for heavy-handed flirting, usually used in a mocking context by observers.

"Ha, Ryan's really working game on Audrey."
"Wow dude, work game!"

by HopefulHope October 13, 2009

Working from home

Working from home sounds ideal, and there are some benefits; your commute is very short, you can sleep in later, you can work in casual clothes, or maybe even your birthday suit. But the downside is, you will be stuck in the house more, your social interaction with other people is reduced by a lot. Also, if your job is stressful or involves conflict, that will now be in your home. Makes it harder to separate home life from work life.

"I really love working from home; I have no commute.. but I'm starting to feel like a shut-in."

by Hawks.Fan.12 May 23, 2019