Wordmanship

(wurd-men-ship)

Noun

1. The skill of a writer.
2. The quality of somthing written.

Billy dubbed the phrase "The Forbidden 7" and insisted on giving himself credit for his own excellent wordmanship.

by Jim Dandy Tha Magnificent February 19, 2008

Whoremanship

When someone shows off an exorbitant ability to being a whore. Applicable to various industries, not just the one with which it is named.

Also, Self-explanatory.

That candidate exhibited great whoremanship when he totally bent over for that lobbyist

by PPootyPoozl January 22, 2012

American Worksmanship

See extinct

The quality of American Worksmanship has gone the way of the dodo, especially American cars, which can't hold a candle to the Japanese.

by Death to Trees January 7, 2004

wordsmanship

The witty word for wording the ingenuity of a worthwhile man or woman in his use of words. Try saying that 10 times fast. Its pretty easy.

Timmy applauded Jaime's wordsmanship after he talked their way out of detention.

by Silverdawn September 17, 2010

workmanshipmenship

eg. in M*A*S*H, radar referred to workmanship as this. as having been worked on by many people than inspected by the people that mattered. I think it could mean jobs done by dummies then inspected by specialists and said to be good or bad.

The job is done but when examined by those who understand workmanshipmenship, it was found to be substandard.

by shitemenshipmenship January 9, 2010