workmance

Having deep affection for a colleague during work hours, but then going home to your wife and kids like nothing happened.

Bill and Nicole seem very close at work and are always laughing and carrying on but they only do it at work. I think there is a workmance going on.

by Nadzy92 September 26, 2017

Workmageddon

When out of nowhere, time critical and urgent priority work starts piling up with a soul crushing impossibility of success.

Dude, what happened? You were supposed to join us for lunch.

Well, I was out the door when Nicole asked me to help with one little thing while she went to the bathroom. Little did I know the execs were heading downstairs to unleash workmageddon.

by Apricottarte March 3, 2015

workmare

When you dream about being at work with bad results, sometimes you dream about being at work naked.

I woke in a cold sweat from a workmare.

by Chancey Gardener December 28, 2005

workacets

prescription pills you take during work to make your job more bearable (usually percocet, but could also be vicoden, valium, adderall, or any other pill that alters your mood for the better)

Employee #1: Jesus, when is this day gonna end???

Employee #2: Not really bothering me bro, I got involved with some workacets this morning. Loving life right now!

by Flight Crash Companion March 12, 2008

Nick Workman

(n): a ginger

synonyms: ace, wrestler, future georgetown student, wofo, kate's boyfriend.

antonyms: never

common misspellings: nicaragua

Kate: I mustache you a question?
Nick: What?
Kate: Nick Workman, be my semi-formal date?
Nick: ...no
Kate: Pretty please?
Nick: Fine.

by katelegreat January 29, 2012

workmare

(n) A nightmare that is derived directly from your place of employment, including your job, co-workers, duties and/or responsibilities while on the job.

"I must have been working too much lately, I'm having some wicked workmares at night."

"The other night I had a workmare where I botched my presentation and got fired - kept me up half the night."

by Pat H November 3, 2005

Womance

Pronunciation: \wō-ˈman(t)s
Function: noun/intransitive verb
Inflected Form(s): wo·manced; wo·manc·ing; wo mantic
Etymology: Mr. Smoove had a bad dream where two ladies were all nice to each other but didn't get it on.
Date: 2008

The female equivalent of bromance. Describing a strong and vibrant friendship between two straight women, the term womance combines the words, "woman," and, "romance."

"Katie is amazing -- smart, funny, informed, and motivated. I think this could be a womance."

by Mr. Smoove August 22, 2008