origins of words

If this dictionary is anything to go by, the whole concept of slang, and even the english language originated in 1980's LA.

the homophobic connotation of the word "gay", every weapon made after world war two, world war two itself, television, comedy and gangs all origianated in Los Angeles in the eighties if you are to believe some of the definitions here.

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 27, 2004

i can work with that

pick up line for flirty, held back approval - can be ironic or sarcastic

ex) *snapchat of huge, juicy dick*

Eh, I can work with that

by The Real_Sexy Lexy October 20, 2013

didn't work out

An excuse that a guy makes when dumped by a girl, or a fat mans actions when confronted by a box of twinkies.

"What happened between you and whats her face?"
"It didn't work out like a fat man confronted with a box of twinkies."

by chris122790 May 21, 2007

work

adj. beautiful, shapely, and fit, but tough a tenacious

Yo, dood, that chick was WORK!

by Gary Freel July 5, 2003

work

Nice looking people or person that you wouldn't mind hollering at. Derived from "ART WORK" but shortened. Originating in Northern California-Bay Area

Girl it was hella work in the club last night!!!

by BSZ December 28, 2005

muffin words

Another way of saying "cuss words"

Eww, stop saying muffin words!

by Chuck Norris: Science Teacher November 10, 2008

DO WORK

A term used by etricoach athletes and coaches to describe a hard effort during training or racing. Athletes are encouraged to DO WORK regularly during training in order the fell comfortable DOING WORK during a race. . Once race is over, it is normal to hear the coaches and athletes saying, DID WORK!!!

Coaches will normally be seen on the race course saying “athlete, DO WORK”... Or "You DID WORK".

by Z3-Z4, hard effort, Redlining, February 19, 2012