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Sex worker

A politically-correct word for the alternative to prostitution, cyber prostitution, or Premium Snapchats. A sex worker earns money through Premium Snapchats, Patreon, or other websites, as well as being paid to have sex with their clients. They are often found selling explicit nudes in exchange for money, typically through PayPal or Patreon. Decentralised pornography.
“Hey, what’s your Premium Snapchat?”

Check the link and subscribe, SEX WORKERS are REAL WORKERS!”
Sex worker by Jordy1996 November 24, 2018
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Sex worker

Another term for prostitute, used mainly by women who sell nudes online and claim it's real work. They mostly use this term as a way to make themselves feel like they're not prostituting themselves
Bella: Hey, buy my nudes!
Charles: Sorry, I don't support prostitution
Bella: Sex work is real work!!! Support sex workers!!
Sex worker by hotwheelskid01 December 31, 2018

workaholic 

A term givin to a spouse (negative in connotation) describing their lack of attention given to their marriage and/or family vs. their work.
You spend more time at work then you do with Us. You're a Workaholic!
workaholic by Bob W. September 30, 2005
to get ripped off or out-smarted by somebody, resulting in a loss of money
Ace: I thought u said u were gonna fire me up..

Pablo: I gave the mans the money and he disappeared into an apartment building and never came back out

Ace: Damn, yo bitchass got worked!
worked by AceofSpades705 January 25, 2010

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!"
Working Game by HopefulHope October 13, 2009

workplace acquaintance 

When working at a large organization with many divisions or departments, it may be necessary to differentiate between the extent of your working relationship with people in your organization. Co-workers would be those who work in your workgroup or department, or those whom you have a close working relationship with in another workgroup or department. Workplace acquaintances are people you know of but don't have a close working relationship with. These individuals are typically in other departments or divisions of the company.

In office fraternization situations, workplace acquaintances can be considered (although weakly so) the exception to the "I don't date co-workers" rule. The argument being that because he or she is not considered a co-worker (defined in the preceding paragraph), that person can be considered dating material because, even though you both work in the same company, you both work in a different division or department.
Rob: I am thinking of asking Trish from Accounting out to dinner and a movie.

Jon: Cool, she's hot! But you said you don't date co-workers.

Rob: She's in a different department, so that doesn't make her a co-worker, just a workplace acquaintance.