workable 

1)any person who is able to meet minimal Fuckable standards of the said person using the term.
2)Any person who can be made to look attractive with a few minor adjustments to physique and/or appearance.

-Yo dogg, that G look aight

- ye shes Workable!!

workable by Dj Spectrum July 2, 2006

Workable 

Like work a lot

Your job is so Workable
That workable

Workable by ForTheFandom2929 July 28, 2025

workable prototype 

What management calls your software development project when they are afraid to tell their managers that the project no one wants you to work on is actually almost done and WILL be used by real people to do real work. This is usually some project that is very important and was ok'd by your manager in the first place, they just never got their managers ok.

me: Boss, I can't deliver a prototype to the customer, our crazy process won't allow it!
Boss: Yes you can, it's a workable prototype. Trust me, when I met with management I left a lot of wiggle room.
me: What the hell is a workable prototype? Prototypes are not real working code, but our code works and they want to use it!
Boss: We're working on that.

workable prototype by hbNoNickname March 12, 2010

workable substance 

Any substance that will elicit a high, buzz or rush, no matter how intense.

Yo, that fly I smoked was a workable substance.

workable substance by R. Sterling Shackleford, III March 8, 2011

un-co-workable 

A person that does not work well with others. Out for themselves

Not a team player, un-co-workable

un-co-workable by Mae Leon September 25, 2011

workabee 

A person who works excessively; works so late there's no time for family or social life.

Can lead to partner leaving or suspicion.

"Hey Mr. Workabee, I see you working. But do you often forget that you got a queen at home. She sits on her thrown but she feels so alone. And the boys around town say you creep around so, what are you working on?"
-Priscilla Renea from song "Mr.Workabee"

workabee by Jukebox Lover April 29, 2010

wordable 

to have the ability to place a concept or thought into words.

I love Leslie so much, it is not wordable.

wordable by Mike June 9, 2003