1 aka a real job; a job with heath insurance; as opposed to an internship or the wonderful world of retail

2 a primary job; a day job

v. collectively or individually finding someone/something to blame for a problem, as opposed to brainstorming which connotes finding solutions to a problem

n. the act of finding someone/something to blame for a problem

(from a TV ad for HD television)

n. A real job, typically the first job one gets upon leaving school. The repetition is to distinguish it from a mere job, which most college students have had a number of by the time they graduate. This is no internship, co-op or part-time barista position: this is honest to God employment. (With a dental plan.)

As another definition stated, also known as a real job.

The type of job one typically goes to College and/or University for.

When hired by a 'job job', it's no longer something you're only doing for the paycheque until something better comes along. A job job is a serious job you're dedicated to and intend to make a career out of.

A Job Job is what you've finally gotten after putting in countless hours writing your resume for, and gone on countless number of interviews for. It's respectable, it pays well, it has benefits and you don't have to mumble when you tell people where you work!

noun (job-job)

1. a relatively weak insulting word used instead of knob commonly used amongst friends.
2. used as a weakly disparaging salutation.

Origin:
ca. 2002 - most likely created from words such as head job, hand job, blow job. Repeating the job to remove sexual connotations and therefore harsh insult.

This is the sexual act whereby one lover sucks poo out of the anus of the other. This word takes the form of blow-job and hand-job. The first job is therefore a shortened version of the word jobby which is slang for poo.