Wake and Work

Usually refers to those that work the early morning shifts. Also, common among those in their adolescent or college years. A wake and bake compliments a wake and work quite nicely. Although a wake and bake is optional, it feels like an obligation to one’s self. If circumstances permit, one could squeeze extra sleep in and be at work in 15 minutes after waking.

I wake and work everyday for my 5 in the morning shifts.

by mgibson746 October 31, 2014

Not Recommended For Work

See NRFW. A middle ground between SFW and NSFW.

"Well it doesn't have dick or pussy in it so it's not NSFW, but its still turning me on so it's not SFW, what is it?!"

"It's NRFW: Not Recommended For Work"

by TheGoodWario April 23, 2020

Work party

It's a fun event where JSA and NSU members come together and make some shit.

Work party is fun!
We are going to make games at the work party!
We are going to paint banner! Work party!

by Damnedindojin February 27, 2020

Work Attack

work attack is when you're all relaxed and all of a sudden you start stressing out cus you think you have to work the next day and then you remember you have the day off

omg i just had a work attack, thank god i dont have to work tomorrow

by watopolous June 19, 2009

work for the Rat

To work at Disney World or Disney Land. The Rat is Mickey Mouse.

Q: Do you work at Disney World?
A: Yeah, I work for the Rat.

by Gecko99 June 14, 2010

chill-work

1. The act of working (especially homework) in a leisurely manner, usually accompanied by TV or distracting music. It is midway between procrastinating and hard work.

A: What the fuck man! Why are you watching Netflix? Don't you have a 50 page paper due tomorrow?
B: Yeah, it's no big deal. I'm chill-working.

by khanjohnson May 31, 2016

Work talker

Someone who talks non-stop about work especially to people who aren't coworkers. Common offensives: constant use of lingo and acronyms that others don't understand or care to understand, name dropping of coworkers that others don't know or care to know, going into way too much details about specifics in their work day.

So my new roommate is a work talker. She told me last night in painful detail about how the copier broke at her job and how Susie and Jim (who recently broke up) had to push the reset button and after three times it still would not work. They had to call the service guy who came to fix it and turns out it was the toner because Susie had made so many copies last week when she was working on the S.C.A.N.T project.

by Wordsmith21 August 8, 2014