workie

the initial flirting leading up to either a hookup or consummation of a relationship.

girl 1: did you see bobby? he was totally working amanda at the party.

girl 2: I know it's totally a workie!

by h-town gurl March 16, 2010

workie

Derogatory term for someone who is gainfully employed.

"Hey you slacker: get a haircut and get a real job." "Up yours, workie!"

by Joe-zeff June 4, 2007

workie

opposite of a sickie, being away from work for so long had to finally go back to work. bugger!

Stephan had a workie today for the first time in six months

by julianbark July 29, 2007

Workie

A teenager or young adult who has never worked for their own livelihood and views the world through a lens of entitlement, often expecting their parents to finance their lifestyle. Workies typically struggle to understand or respect the value of labor, looking down on those who work for a living and failing to grasp the realities of financial independence.

"That kid is a total workie—his parents pay for everything, and he acts like having a job is beneath him."

"The workies at the coffee shop complained about slow service but have never worked a day in their lives."

by Izzy1974 February 20, 2025

Kirkie-workie

Used as nickname for close friends with the name Kirk.

Originated in Schertz, a small city beside San Antonio.

Hey, Kirkie-workie, how are you?

by Chezlin April 12, 2004

weird workie

a relationship, or workie, that is unexpected or disgusting.

girl 1: did you hear that fred is working rachel?
girl 2: I thought rachel was a red sox fan. isn't fred a yankees fan?
girl 1: I know, such a weird workie!

by sup haters. March 16, 2010

social workie

Slang: Used when one social work student is addressing an e-mail or other message to fellow social work students.

Person 1: Hey, social workies! Look forward to seeing you all at our mixer tonight!

Person 2: Hey, social workies! That Social Work test is brutal, but this is why we will be partying tonight... see ya social workies!

by CROMan2 February 5, 2010