A verb describing the various tasks and projects a woman will ask a man to do around the house. Including but not limited to mowing the lawn, doing the dishes, and cleaning up after the queen of the residence.
Hey honey I left of list of Man Work on the counter for you to do, I except it to all be finished when I get home.
by Queen Roxy July 19, 2010
by dankmemesand3dprinters January 29, 2016
The guy everyone knows is gonna get fired and everyone quietly ignores for fear of getting on the bosses' bad sides, even if he's a great guy.
I was gonna invite Joe to lunch with us, but then I remembered. He's basically Dead Man Working right now. Not worth risking it.
Janine's leaving early again?
She's only got a week left. Dead Man Working. No point kissing up, now.
Phil's getting called in to the Manager's Office. Third time this month.
Uh-oh. Dead Man Working.
Janine's leaving early again?
She's only got a week left. Dead Man Working. No point kissing up, now.
Phil's getting called in to the Manager's Office. Third time this month.
Uh-oh. Dead Man Working.
by GavinLestrade January 25, 2014
When you are a mindless follower of orders given by your boss/supervisor. Just a follower of your boss/superviser and do not think for yourself.
by papa sal March 22, 2012
Went up to Sally's last night and gave 'er a right working man. Shagged 'er, got me boots on, then off to work. Best shift I've ever done.
by darth-canid November 21, 2020
Man-work
Man work (in American English) also known as majesticness or general bad assery is a term generally used in the fire service. It’s almost exclusively reserved to describe the extensive physically and/or mentally demanding work typically done on a daily basis by the crew of a heavy rescue company.
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Our task is not to bring order out of chaos, but get work done in the midst of chaos…
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Don’t thank us for doing our job
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Work hard every day
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Pride & Ownership
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The Rescue-1
Man work (in American English) also known as majesticness or general bad assery is a term generally used in the fire service. It’s almost exclusively reserved to describe the extensive physically and/or mentally demanding work typically done on a daily basis by the crew of a heavy rescue company.
See Also;
Our task is not to bring order out of chaos, but get work done in the midst of chaos…
See Also;
Don’t thank us for doing our job
See Also;
Work hard every day
See also;
Pride & Ownership
See Also;
The Rescue-1
by Shoebacca July 27, 2021