by dawg February 11, 2003
A phrase used to appraise someone's high quality achievement. Can also be used sarcastically to tell someone that they have done a terrible job at something.
Coined by Ted Davis.
Coined by Ted Davis.
Example 1:
Chick: Mother Hen, I got full points on my Research Analysis Paper!
Hen: Good werk.
Example 2:
Jack: Dude, I didn't practice drumming at all over the summer, my audition in going to suck.
Ted: Good werk, bud.
Chick: Mother Hen, I got full points on my Research Analysis Paper!
Hen: Good werk.
Example 2:
Jack: Dude, I didn't practice drumming at all over the summer, my audition in going to suck.
Ted: Good werk, bud.
by T 3 D |V| U |\| D December 7, 2009
by Kung-Fu Jesus April 30, 2004
The Bach Werke Verzeichnis (lit. Bach Works Catalogue) was first published in 1950 and edited by Wolfgang Schmieder. It lists all the compositions by Johann Sebastian Bach.
by bluestinger66 November 9, 2022
by Yowatchmework January 31, 2020
When a person is lying about going to work in a relationship and is either cheating or lying to the other person.
They are going to “werk”.
They are going to “werk”.
He has to “werk”.
by ulysses562 March 19, 2023
Verb
1. To do something in an excellent capacity or to do something iconic.
2. (Sarcastic) To imply that somebody is being extra or acting the fool without saying it directly, or to sarcastically accept or compliment something or someone.
1. To do something in an excellent capacity or to do something iconic.
2. (Sarcastic) To imply that somebody is being extra or acting the fool without saying it directly, or to sarcastically accept or compliment something or someone.
(1) “You better werk in those heels!”
(2) “I gained some weight this year. My friend goes ‘You’re just finding your adult body!’ Oh, my adult body is an armchair? Werk.”
(2) “Werk, bad attitude diva!”
(2) “I gained some weight this year. My friend goes ‘You’re just finding your adult body!’ Oh, my adult body is an armchair? Werk.”
(2) “Werk, bad attitude diva!”
by AzsaZazsa October 4, 2023