worlk

Worlking is the process of working while lurking. It can be taken in different ways, but refers to the same ideals of "work & lurk".

I hope you're not worlking on that project of yours.

worlk by Single A Battery February 10, 2021

Team work makes the dream work 

The realization that no one succeeds alone is colloquially stated: “team work makes the dream work”. The fastest way to make your dreams come true is to invite very skilled people into your life and your dreams.

Best man offering a toast to the bride and groom: What most people don’t know about the night they met; I was the wing man; and, I distracted the maid of honor so that my Buddy here could bust his moves — TEAM WORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK, BABY!!!!!!!!!!!

Team work makes the dream work by Mind Hunter the Profiler January 29, 2023

work the womb

colloquialism for pregnancy / wordplay on "work the room"

The Canadian healthcare plan sure is nice if you’re injured, sick, or plan to work the womb.

work the womb by ΔиłĦ☼иצ ߀₡ʞ December 30, 2013

Merc work 

This is hired muscle or private warrior jobs.

There are some ex-Delta Force types, you can hire in Fayetteville to take care of the merc work, the bandits by oil line problem.

Merc work by I, Wreckerrr November 2, 2016

I only work here 

This is a phrase used to express resignation to a situation that one has no control over, where the person making the statement acknowledges that there is an issue that needs to be addressed but implies that the issue is beyond his control, power or pay grade.

co-worker : Don't you think we need to inform our clients that their bank may be going under -receivership?
co-worker2: I don't know man, I only work here...

I only work here by smoking_acez June 20, 2016

volunteer work 

Work done by choice & is unpaid but the rewards are personal satisfaction & knowing you made a difference.

My Grandma did Lots of volunteer work, into the 1000's of hours, at schools, the DMV, etc.

volunteer work by Starchylde July 1, 2016

work hard and play hard 

Buzzword (technically phrase) frequently used to describe the 'culture' of a company, particularly startups or larger corps trying to project a cool image. In serious usage it's intended to imply that while there's a lot to do it's never thankless and that employees enjoy the experience overall; in practice, it generally means you're going to be working a lot of late nights without overtime for fear you won't be seen as a 'team player'; if you're lucky, this is recompensed by an open bar at the company holiday party.

You're probably not lucky, if you've taken a job where this was supposed to be one of the selling points.

"This is a really vibrant, growing organization. People love it here. We work hard and play hard." -- an interviewer you should not trust with your life or your livelihood. Run.

work hard and play hard by ardith March 22, 2013