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workaholic

A person who works too hard, even when they are meant to be on vacation.
by Robert January 18, 2004
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Warsaw

1) Capital of Poland
2) Used to describe something with positive aspects, alternative to awesome or cool.
This game is pretty damn Warsaw
by J.W.H.M July 21, 2007
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wordsauce

A good choice for those who are tired of using lame affirmations, like werd.

It's like alphabet soup, but better.
"Hey bud we're gonna go get a few beers, you in?"
"Oh, wordsauce!"
by Lutherrr April 4, 2007
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workaholic

a person who makes their job their entire life
a prime example of a workaholic is myself
by Steve Lev September 27, 2005
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Workative

A person who is workative is very responsible for his work and likes do it, ans yet it is Not a workaholic. A workative person produces more energy than it consumes, and can finish his work in a timely meaner.
He is so workative! Lets all be workative.
by Nanka - Sladuranka February 4, 2010
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Warsame

Can be both noun or adjective, Warsame is used to describe amazing feats of strength, bravery, humour and extreme awesomeness.
Person 1 - "Ah man did you see Herbie get K.O'ed by Hannah the other day?"
Person 2 - " Yeahh! Fack, he got Warsamed!"

"You're definately a Warsame!"
by Samewar March 27, 2010
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warsaw pact

A treaty between the eastern bloc nations and the USSR to protect against NATO interferance, specifically in East Germany. Signed in 1955, the member states were the USSR, Poland, East Germany, Hungary, Albania, Romania, Czechoslovakia and bulgaria. It was an alliance of the "red" countries, except for former Yugoslavia, and later Albania would exclude itself. They basically would defend eachother if one was attacked. With the mighty Soviet union on thier side, no-one dared attempt this.


Communism killer Mikhail Gorbachev later took measures to abolish this treaty, allowing the member nation to do as the liked from December 1988. This lead to the tearing down of the Berlin Wall and the pact was ripped up completely as the USSR disbanded into the CIS nations.
Most of the warsaw pact nations joined NATO after the warsaw pact.
by Kung-Fu Jesus May 2, 2004
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