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tapworking 

Tapworking is the act of networking using Tap cards. Tapworking is derived from Tap Networking or Tap-working. A great networker does Tapworking to connect to people. Tapworking is also the act of networking face-to-face. LinkedIn is “networking,” meeting someone in person and exchanging information is known as Tapworking.
Hey John! I went to a finance convention yesterday and did a lot of Tapworking.
tapworking by Gart514 August 13, 2021
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Watching Twitch.tv while at work
I'm tworking all day long.
I twork 5 days a week.
Tworking by Sparky1492 November 29, 2016
Rubbing one's buttocks against keyboard in order to produce code
Damn be this Monday! Have to be tworking again.
Tworking by comaunite August 19, 2014
Exploiting yourself (as opposed to your sexuality) by working (as opposed to dancing in a weird way).
"Bye, I´m off tworking all day!"
tworking by Bee Beard October 29, 2013
When you are paid to, or seem to be paid to, do nothing but make tweets (or other social media posts) rather than doing actual work.
"We might get those financial reports done if Mary would stop tworking like Trump at her desk all day and do her actual job."
Tworking by Jaq Lemur June 2, 2018

Tworking out

A combination of twerking and working out. Giving you ass a really good workout, ready to be fit to twerk.
Tworking out at the gym today.
Tworking out by Miss mane November 2, 2014
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