arabic work

a popular expression in israel to describe a product or a manner of work in a low quality

hey, David - stop doing such arabic work on this chairs.

by SuperKivsa March 15, 2005

Do Work

An extremely attractive woman. Sex would be had with her if possible.

Me and John saw a Do Work at the mall and had an orgasm.

by DREKKKKKKKKKKKKK January 27, 2008

worked

Taking control of an awkward or boring conversation.

Punklicious21: guess what
Punklicious21: i got my nose pireced
Punklicious21: go look at the pics
ImEmerican25: no thanks
Punklicious21: GO
ImEmerican25: no
ImEmerican25: I got a prince albert
ImEmerican25: go look at the pics
ImEmerican25: WORKED

by Jeff Render August 10, 2006

Do Work

To get someone motivated to do something. When one "does work" they are accomplishing a task. No matter how small or large the task is they are still doing work. Do Work.

1.Damn! Roger just did work on that double stuffed tuna sub son.

2.

Lane: Im gonna go do standup comedy.
Jarrod: Do Work son.

3. Becky just did mad work on sucking my dick!

by HolmesUF April 30, 2007

busy-work

Work that has an immediate deadline and cannot be avoided or delayed. As opposed to work that can be put off for a little while or put down to grab a coffee, go for a walk or check out Chuck Norris' website.

Mike I need those tps reports straight away. Great my whole flippin morning of kicking back and Facebook stalking just got ruined by busy-work.

by Paulie_C October 13, 2010

grunt work

The stimulation of one's own genitals, with intent to orgasm; sexual self-gratification.

I sprained my wrist doing grunt work last night.

My wife was out of town last weekend, so I got stuck doing grunt work.

I've been doing grunt work since I was nine years old.

by TVI June 3, 2012

Worker's Gasp

The Worker's Gasp is used at work when two employees who usually don't know each that other well cross paths and do not know what to say to one another. Instead of trying to come up with quick small talk, one or both employees will instead simply roll their eyes and let out a gasp when they cross paths and make eye contact. This is used much like a simple nod is, but unlike a nod, this gives opportunity for mutual agreement without any spoken words - the mutual agreement being that work sucks and you both don't want to be there, hence the rolled eyes and gasp.

When I first started working and didn't know anyone, I would always let out a Worker's Gasp to all my co-workers that I crossed paths with.

by carletonn December 20, 2010