microjob

A temporary job or task of all types. Jobs might be one-time or ongoing. Variations include: micro job, micro-job. Synonyms include: freelance job, task, gig, odd job, temporary job, errands, honey-do, seasonal work and chores. Microjobs solve problems -- they save time, provide money or both.

microjob micro job micro-job freelance job task gig work from home job odd job virtual temporary job temporary job errand honey-do seasonal work chore

microjob by workwizards.com April 12, 2014

Microjority 

My new word MICROJORITY meaning an amount greater than 50% but less than 55% considered to be as 50/50 - Or in a non-binary example (where 3 or more split options exist) then a MICROJORITY result would be a where the largest of the results is within 5% points of the next lowest.
The word is used to demonstrate an amount/quantity split in parts where the largest part is only slightly greater than the next largest. Therefore Microjority gives a better prospective of the result.

'Micro' (from the Greek meaning small) 'jority' from 'Majority' meaning larger part/number, greater part/number, major part, main part, more than half but gives the impression of being much greater than 55%.

Example; A ballot of 10,000,000 voters where the result is 5,000,001 - 4,999,999. The majority is 1 vote but the vote should be referred to as a Microjority - not a Majority.

The UK - EU Brexit vote)48% voted to remain - vs - 52% to leave. Leave was won by a small majority - A Microjority.

Microjority by Comedy George Camden November 24, 2016

Microhobby 

In these days of constant distraction, hyperactive advertising, media, social networks, cool devices, gadgets, geekery, sport, clubs, activities, short haul weekends away, gigs, shows, films, festivals, and er, the 9to5 work that pays for it all, can anyone really have the time to form a proper hobby? Devote regular time each week to actually turn up and do stuff? I’m not so sure…

The affliction of having microhobbies is similar to the advanced nerd manifestation that is NADD and has the same cause - always searching for something new, something cool, the new high thats comes from finding something out, finding out how it links into the world and expands your mental map of everything. Once linked, of course, it serves no further purpose in itself, why should it? Why stop there when it can be used to understand the next cool thing? Time to move onto it. Now, now now!

A microhobby just like a regular hobby with the important exception of commitment and any longterm interest or building of skill. Microhobbies are entered into with much gusto, breathless enthusiasm, non-stop bluster and chatting to anyone who will listen, do all your research, buy all the kit, get involved, get really involved, get distracted by something shiny, get confused, get bored, go home, try something else…

Sufferers would love to be brilliant at something, anything, but there’s simply too much they want to do. There’s too much to know about, so much opportunity to try new things, that they seem to never build up depth in any particular area.

Buying that new Telecaster you've always wanted to play, buy some tab, some replacement strings, take two weeks off work and play solidly (and badly) and imagine yourself the Next Big Thing. Then go back to work, sadly, and get caught up in going out to some gigs, shows, meeting mates etc, think how cool it would be to learn the drums, forget all about your obsession for the guitar, put it away for six months then sell it. You've now played guitar, well done. Check the box, tell your friends "I used to play guitar" and never think of it again.

You've just had a microhobby.

Microhobby by JonSedar January 14, 2008

microlobe 

Very small free earlobes.

Earlobes that are so small that they are barely not attached to the side of your head.

Did you see her earring?

Yeah, I didn’t think she could fit that earring on her microlobe.

microlobe by 666 rule November 21, 2019

microlobia 

A disease that slightly alters the skin underneath the pilly

oh broother this guy has an epic case of microlobia

microlobia by CementEater April 29, 2024

microjournaling 

as opposed to full-fledged journaling, microjournaling is when one writes small entries into their Notes app, where they can reflect on life, record their learnings and experiences.

“microjournaling throughout the week helped me remain centered and focused”
“microjournaling seems to require much less commitment than full-fledged journaling”

microjournaling by zenmembrane June 1, 2025

Microjabbing

An informal, non-medical term used to describe taking very small, more frequent doses of GLP-1 weight-loss medications (such as Ozempic, or Mounjaro) instead of the standard once-weekly dose prescribed by doctors

Peter is microjabbing Ozempic to lose a small amount of weight.

Microjabbing by Logoh March 7, 2026