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Labor 

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Repetitive unskilled manual work, usually done in scorching hot and humid unsafe conditions with low or no income in return
Labor Logic - "Think with your muscles, not your brain..."

laborer 1 "We lost Joe!"
laborer 2 "Nevermind Joe, open the valve already!"

"That man is pretty built, he must do alot of labor..."
Labor by laborman September 3, 2009
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labor 

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the process of childbirth. it starts with contractions and then the baby pops out. it is NOT a pretty sight.
labor is a very painful experience for a mother or mother to be. but if ur married, its worth the pain. (i guess)
labor by gunslingergirlvy_c_e August 21, 2005

Labor 

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A woman's water breaks and she goes into labor she has to wait intill she is at 10cm to push the babie(s) out it is a very pain full time in your life but worth it.
I pushed out my twins I finished the hard labor
Labor by Doodleart June 29, 2014

Labor 

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It's when the woman is going to have her baby.
Woman: I need to go to the hospital!
Man: Why?
Woman: I went into Labor
Labor by Ktelynnnqweeqeee July 28, 2011

labor 

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One of the processes by which A acquires property for B.
It has been said that labor makes free.
labor by Mr. Dum November 15, 2005

labor 

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A colloquial term for "later."

Invented at the George Washington University, circa 2003.
Mike: What are you up to?
Zach: Just about to head out the door.
Mike: Ok, see ya later.
Zach: Labor.
labor by MiScLi February 16, 2008

labor of love

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phrase used to best describe one's willingness to perform for another or act on another's behalf without remuneration
Harrison's cameo in the indie was a labor of love....
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Dotard 

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An aging individual who has long lost the ability to make rational sense.
That dotard is going to get us all blown up, if he doesn't calm down .
Dotard by anonymous September 22, 2017
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