work-nuke

When a teacher or a boss suddenly assigns a large amount of work to do, likely with a short deadline.

Student 1: Holy shit bro, the math teacher gave us 10 worksheets that we have to finish by Friday.
Student 2: Man, he is so annoying. All he does is work-nuke us.

by yahahha November 5, 2025

Put in the Work

“When a woman performs oral sex on a man, but she’s wearing make up. The idea is that over time, some of the make up comes off when it’s done.”

Guy 1: Dude, she just gave me the best blow job ever!
Guy 2: But did she put in the work?

by Glenn Quagmire69 November 8, 2020

Rachel Work

opposite of passive aggressive; a complete b*tch or really sweet gal. No in between.

Rachel Work can be a good friend, but hates all people. Sometimes a little too honest.
Loves country music and marines.
Likes to say "WOW" in the voice of Owen Wilson.

Wow! I met Rachel Work today, and I liked her but she was also low-key bitchy.

by Rachel Work February 2, 2018

Light work

To have an easy life, barely working but making a huge income whilst having a laugh, like an owner of a pizza company.

Josh: That week of shifting pizzas was actually light work

by Wildfire 2.0 August 1, 2022

diabolical work

Similar to the slang Nasty work an expressive term to describe people's awful behaviors in society today whether it be the news,friends actions, low down filthy tv etc.

Aye man, have you seen the rap beef between kendrick lamar and drake?
Man that beef back and forth is nasty work.
Na cuz, people confirmed drake did those things!
Whoa cuz that's diabolical work

by Angry mom45 June 26, 2024

Work Wall

A mental block that a person hits while at work where it become damn near impossible to continue working for the day. The work wall is typically hit a few minutes before the work day officially ends, though on some days it's inconveniently hit much earlier, especially if one is "not feeling it".

"Work wall hit, I'll just have to finish this shit up in the morning."

by Nuttz, Deez June 28, 2017

That's how this works, you can throw him/her

A phrase used to justify the throwing of short people during Throw short people month.

Person1: Wait, you can't just throw her, it's disrespectful
Person2: Yes you can, it's Throw short people month
Person 3: Yeah, That's how this works, you can throw him/her

by rammicam October 3, 2022