Inwork 

Inwork: to consciously examine and attempt to understand ones own motivations and responsibilities. To apply the effort necessary to be genuine and well adjusted, emotionally and psychologically, independent of societal influence. To mind ones own business.

Hey, you should do your inwork instead of bothering me.

Inwork by Wesexpess June 29, 2023

put in work 

Applying personal initiative and responsibility throughout a duration of time, in order to accomplish either a short or long term goal.

Son: Dad i really want to own my own business one day and grow up to be a chulo just like you.

Dad: First off you can never be a true chulo, but if you go to college, study hard and put in work, one day you might own your own business.

put in work by TrU CHU August 7, 2011

inworded 

A word within a word

That word is sooooo inworded

inworded by quack_is_me July 19, 2021

put in work 

1. Engage in gang-related activity.

2. Engage in something dangerous or illegal, especially if it involves getting in a gang or a crew.

Examples of when you PUT IN WORK can involve killing somebody, selling dope, etc.

put in work by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant February 29, 2008

put in work 

To do something illegal/dangerous to get in with your crew. Such as killin' someone, attacking a rival gang, doin' a drug run, ect.

I need you to put in some work real quick.
iight, what I need to do?
You just need to put some crips six feet under.
AFTER...
iight, you put in work, you in now.

put in work by Dope Boy Magic February 3, 2008

Put in work 

Giving it your all during sex

Girl #1: Girl, how was sex with Tyrone

Girl #2: Girl, it was amazing... He put in work honey

Put in work by ShyGuyActingHard November 25, 2012

Puttin in work 

To either purchase or be fronted drugs to sell for profits

1)

chump: yo man they got job offerings at walmart
OG: fuck that we already puttin in work; copped a ki last week and we sittin on 20gs nigga

2)

"you see dem boyz on the corner slangin? they puttin in work for papi"

Puttin in work by wza September 3, 2005