Working the Block

When in desperate need for cash, you resort to getting it by any means necessary. Most of the time you work by performing hand jobs, or blow jobs for anything you can get. In desperate cases you work for $15 an hour or $10 a load.

"Yo hows Jeanne paying for college?"
"I heard shes Working the Block.
"Working girl?"
"Hell yeah"
"Dude thats hawt, how much she charging?"
"About $10 a load."

by Wønderbread January 24, 2010

working that skirt

Using your feminine charm and/or sexuality to get something you want.

She is working that skirt - getting drinks from every guy in the place

by YoCheckMeOut October 18, 2010

Working Man Curl

When you wear the same pair of shoes to work everyday and after a period of time the shoes start to curl starting from the toe. Only men who work hard will obtain the working man curl.

Damn son those must be your work boots cuz they got the working man curl.

by goldilocks1026 December 14, 2010

Working Class Juggalo

A Juggalo, though still dirty and white trash, that works and has a strong work ethic and attendance record.

Josh Cleaverhands has a 9-5 job selling car insurance. He's a working class juggalo.

by Chucky Dollasign August 23, 2016

Working Man

A man who pretends to be overencumbered by under 20 hours of work per week which results in being unable to participate in social nor household activitys. regularly used by people in their 20s toward their parents as an excuse to get out of household chores.

Ashley's Mother: "Why can't you help me clean the house Ashley?
Ashley: "Because I'm a working man!"

by TheIgLol June 19, 2023

this isnt working

something that is usually written on working fridges by bitches

how dare that bitch "this isnt working" my only loved fridge

by Aatishbazi launda swag mei December 8, 2021

Working Class

The working class are people that have to work jobs that are either monotonous and demeaning or dangerouns and dirty. Many of them work with little payment or high job insecurity in assembly lines and on highways, but some make more money than their upper-middle class white collar bretheren. I've met some people that are blue collar, yet live in a large house next to doctors and businessmen in a subdivision, retired at 50, and drive new cars. Many of them have a similar standard of living to the middle class and after years of work (depending on career), get above-median incomes, meaning that with two income-earners could have six-figure incomes. Unfortunately, that is only a small percentage. A lot of them loose their jobs, homes, and end up in poverty.

The working class are the muscle of america.

by Jag140 October 16, 2011