Work and Bake

(verb) being perpetually stoned, at work
(noun) a person who is perpetually stoned, at work

Eric just ate five doughnuts, and then took twenty minutes to clock in. He's definitely a work and bake.

by go out laughing October 4, 2016

work it baby

An exclamation of encouragement from a gentleman to a female friend when she is endeavouring to achieve a goal.

1. "Oh yeah! Oh..oh yeah..yeah...yeah..there, yeah...thats right, work it baby...work it..yeeeeaahh!!

by Burning blue soul March 27, 2017

Putting in work

When you put in mad work for something or killing an opp could be putting in work for the gang

When you put in mad work for something to get cash Ex: killing an opp could be putting in work for the gang
“How’s it goin fam” reply “pretty good g just putting in mad work for that bread”

by Wassistheway October 3, 2020

work-smart

The idea of dressing yourself in an acceptable and appropriate way at work, no matter what mood you're in, what the weather is like and what your mates wear. Many people do not understand the effects of this, it can have a detrimental effect on your ability to get involved with the 'work group', as such it is imperative one dresses appropriately

Matt - Mohsin, what is that jumper ur wearing?

Mohsin - A zip up jumper

Matt - A zip up jumper??? -THAT IS NOT WORK-SMART

by BGD_13 March 14, 2012

DD Work

Import shipments under door to door terms. The most time consuming and frustrating area of our business.

Paul Moran loves the DD work, he wants it back.

by Boris rupret September 1, 2011

Work Dick

When one cannot obtain an erection because they have worked too many hours of overtime.

My wife wanted me to take her to pound town last night but I had Work Dick.

by Nawdawg May 9, 2021

Work Songs

These songs were sung while slaves were at work. These songs told stories and helped them get through thier hard days of work.

Tell what the hobo told the bum,
If you get any corn-bread save me some.

A nickle's worth of bacon, and a dime's worth of lard,
I would buy more but the time's too hard.

by Kimberly Vaught July 8, 2004