A profession that works in a multitude of disciplines - mental health, schools, non-profits, child welfare, the aging population, community organizing, lobbying, client advocacy, and legal.
by thesheba February 27, 2009
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A chant, cry for affection and admiration, used in the LGBT community.
A roar of power saluting others.
To be Sasha Fierce.
A roar of power saluting others.
To be Sasha Fierce.
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"Yeeeeeeeeeeessssssssss! Work!!!!!!"
Omg Beyonce new video on..Woorrk! Bitch yesssss!!
"Yeeeeeeeeeeessssssssss! Work!!!!!!"
Omg Beyonce new video on..Woorrk! Bitch yesssss!!
by wavylays March 21, 2009
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by sskipperr September 24, 2009
Get the Work Nights mug.A modern torture device used outside of class rooms to replace the thwack of a ruler. usually unjust and cruel. barely ever finished or worked on, when done marked off for sloppy handwriting.
-yo dude what did you get for number 16 in the math Home Work?
- i don't fucking know i didn't do it. i spent all night doing that science bullshit on amoeba
- i don't fucking know i didn't do it. i spent all night doing that science bullshit on amoeba
by xX1c3BaergXx June 19, 2010
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by westweird ho December 6, 2006
Get the wonky eye mug.At a roadracing event, a member of the officiating crew (or trackday organizer's staff) who watches the exit of corners for motorcycle (or other vehicle) crashes.
Generally, cornerworkers hold flags to regulate the racetrack - red, black, blue, yellow, green, checkered, and meatball flags - and are equipped with fire-extinguishers and radios, and a strange will to stand in the hot sun all day while people crash all around them at over 150 MPH.
Generally, cornerworkers hold flags to regulate the racetrack - red, black, blue, yellow, green, checkered, and meatball flags - and are equipped with fire-extinguishers and radios, and a strange will to stand in the hot sun all day while people crash all around them at over 150 MPH.
"I'd like to thank my sponsors, the race officials, and the corner workers for allowing us to race here today..."
by kz2zx January 16, 2006
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