Sleep Working

When you go to work Very tired but know the in's and out's of your job so well that you can practically do it in your sleep; therefore requiring little or no thought proccess. You are just kind of in a robot mode; able to perform the neccessary tasks required of you regardless of your current sleep deprivation.

Tired Robot mode Sleep deprivation Job Requirements...."How are you this morning Joey?...I didn't get much sleep last night so I'll be Sleep Working today but don't worry; I can do this job with out even having to think about it!"

by 1KoolNana! June 16, 2010

warting

When you walk and fart at the same time. Usually done by old people.

I walked in there and saw grandpa warting.

by Brian December 2, 2004

working for the Mouse

working at Walt Disney World or Walt Disney Land.

Hey man, I can get into Disney World for free now that I am working for the Mouse!

by Yostiemonster February 2, 2006

Working girl

a prostitute(an alternative to terms like whore and slut)

I felt sick when I learned she was a working girl.

by Light Joker December 23, 2004

working out

Masturbation

before he scored on his date he told her he was going to be "working out" first

by Villamondo March 26, 2017

Working class man

The working class man can be described by these characteristics High visibility shirt, PPE equipment (steel cap boots hard hat etc) dirty muzzle, cigarette in your mouth tailored or rolled, often cheap and nasty tattoos you can barely see Ice break is a necessity throughout your shift. Working class jobs are anything on a construction site or a steal mill. The working class man just makes enough to get by and never thinks about tomorrow. The only music he listens to is AC DC and jimmy Barnes everything else garbage. Being a working class man also means you've always gotta find time on a Friday and the weekend to go drink at the pub with your mates and often brawl.

Jimmy Barnes IS the working class man

Jimmy Barnes working class man 1985

by Barnsey6 July 24, 2011

How's that working out for you?

A sarcastic phrase used when you can tell that things may not be going according to plan for the person you are speaking with.

JT: "Ow! Damn it. Do we have bandages? And sterile gauze?"

Meg: "What on earth are you doing?"

JT: "Unloading the knives from the dishwasher."

Meg: "Huh. How's that working out for you?"

by mecp007 December 10, 2010