Work humping

When the two people at work hover each other all day

Hey can they answer that phone
No there work humping

by Speedy1977 October 5, 2011

work-wife

while at his place of employment a man has a less physically apt subordinate employee that is just as needy of his time, resources, and energy as is his wife at home.

a non-sexual relationship where an employee relies on his boss for multiple aspects of assistance while at work and sometimes beyond. often results in physical acts of assistance such as lifting heavy objects, opening tough jar lids, and in lengthy sessions of advice or guidance.

Employee: "Hey Boss, can you separate these parts for me? They're really stuck together, and I can't get them apart."

Boss...loosens parts and hands back to employee: "Here you go."

Other employee: "What's that all about, Boss?"

Boss: "Oh, I have to open things like that all the time for him. It's like he's my work-wife."

by thehomewife March 24, 2010

Work that pole like a russian immigrant

when steve carrell gets on a pole and works it as a russian immigrant might.

"I"M FROM RUSSIA AND I EAT HUMANS LIKE ONE WHO WOULD BE WORK that POLE LIKE A RUSSIAN IMMIGRANT"

by sloth dog April 6, 2010

Work Dick

The type of dick that means business and gets shit done. Also, found to be well groomed.

Girl 1: So John and I finally had sex last night.
Girl 2: And?

Girl 1: smiles It was some good work dick.

by Thetugburn May 11, 2016

Work ethic

A concept typically related to Australians, and the occasional New Zealander living in Australia and - on the whole - have become Australian until a lucky win in the rugby reveals their true black colours. Most notable Kiwi living in Australia and displaying 'work ethic' is Peter Bramwell.

Peter has a fantastic work ethic. Each day in his new job, Peter has things to do, places to go, people to see. He is truly the mature and dignified professional.

by Sir Gary Busey the Conqueror September 15, 2010

work game

a person who us focused on making as much money as possible in a short amount of time.

In dialogue:
"Hey Justin where has Nick been at? He hasn't been by the shop in months?"

"he's been on his work game"

by mickeybabie June 12, 2013

work around

See "workaround" for definition.

No example available here.

by Peter K. March 25, 2005