Wages

What do we mean by wages?

(often in plural) An amount of money paid to a worker for a specified quantity of work, usually calculated on an hourly basis and expressed in an amount of money per hour.

A butchering of the original word "wages" (way'-jez). Often made by Latin students who believe all g's shouldn't not be pronounced like j's. Urban Dictionary

The unit of measurement for the piss of a male to make one clockwise rotation around a standard toilet bowl. Urban Dictionary

The words way and huge combined. Used to describe something huger than normal hugeness. Urban Dictionary

It is similar to own or pwn but if adds more emphesis then them. Urban Dictionary

A great, successful driver! One who is loved and appreciated by all others on the road. Urban Dictionary

The establishment where a person is forced to attend during working hours. Urban Dictionary

The wage gap is a real idea of women being paid less simply because of being women. It is a big problem for feminism, however, it actually has roots in intelectual stuff, because 1. Women are paid less because women work less. 2. Women take more time off. 3. Women are less competetive. As You can see, feminists shoukd stop whining about this. Urban Dictionary

A really cool metal band that originating in Central Florida, Wage War gathers inspiration from several different sub-genres of metal, explaining their wide range of appeal to metal heads everywhere. White Chapel, The Devil Wears Prada, and August Burns Red are just a few of their influences. Mixing the anger and angst of Hardcore Metal with a positive message of redemption and hope. Wage War has a bright future ahead of them. The current lineup consists of unclean vocalist Briton Bond, lead guitarist and backing vocalist Seth Blake, rhythm guitarist and clean vocalist Cody Quistad, bass guitarist and backing vocalist Chris Gaylord and drummer and percussionist Stephen Kleusener. Urban Dictionary

Regular worker/employee. someone with no autonomy who must work to survive. Urban Dictionary

Perjorative name for Las Vegas, Nevada, due to the tendency of one to lose money in gambling. Also spelled with dollar signs in place of each letter S (Lo$t Wage$) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wages:
wages, wage, wager, waves, ages, wales, pages, wares, wags, sages, waged, rages, wanes, gages, mages, waxes, cages, wagers, wakes, wagel, wades, swages, waes, wases, wates, tages, wadges, wagen, wames, bages, hages, lages, wagos.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wages:
housework, unskilled, wage, inflation, unemployment, bargaining, unpaid, productivity, employer, benefits, profits, cents, paid, sin, labor, earnings, employees, employment, strike, minimum, strikes, skilled, worker, expenses, jobs, conditions, salary, overtime, employee, workforce, pay, labour, taxes, pension, compensation, profit, decreased, contracts, tax, payment, costs, firms, income, fees, paying, collective, increases, working, discrimination, rates, hours, hour, demand, economy, earn, job, debt, increased, immigration, percent, welfare, industries, increase, price, rise, goods, economic, immigrants, insurance, rising.

Words that rhyme with wages:
ages, pages, stages, yellow pages, sages, middle ages, gauges, rages, dark ages, gages, mages, macrophages, cages, engages, osages, phages, enrages, outrages, facing pages, in stages, rampages, in small stages, klages, age his, age is, assuage his, backstage is, cage is, disengage his, engage his, engage is, enrage his, freyja is, gage is, gauge his, gauge is, macrophage is, offstage is, onstage is, outrage his, outrage is, page his, page is, paige is, phage is, rage his, rage is, rampage is, sage is, stage his, stage is, upstage his, wage his, wage is.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wages:
higher, real, low, high, lower, minimum, average, good, better, nominal, weekly, relative, hourly, daily, total, fair, monthly, agricultural, highest, regular, annual, equal, basic, industrial, lowest, decent, gross, less, unpaid, urban, adequate, meager, reasonable, extra, rural, back, inadequate, net, taxable, double, male, fixed, yearly, substandard, miserable, competitive, flexible, reduced, meagre, unskilled, level, rigid, excessive, improved, sticky, earned, insufficient, minimal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wages:
book, board, attachment, advice, out, account, protection, act.

Consonant match to wages:
wedges, wagers, wedgies, wage his, wage is, we jews, wedge his, wedge is.

Words that sound like wages:
wages, wedges, witches, watches, wedgies, wagers, pages, wishes, washes, whooshes, wooshes, hijaz, hejaz, hedjaz, rages, sages, ouija, mages, wageless, ridges, hedges, gauges, hodges, lodges, veges, midges, ragious, tages, leges, ushas, rajahs, majus, widget, waging, widgit, nuages, hashes, hijos, was, ways, waves, ages, wage, wales, whales, cages, wager, switches, wedgie, wails, wanes, watchers, weighs, waged, ledges, wais, wishers, washers, wedgy, wheezes, waya, wades, gages, swatches, nudges, wayans, waze, wains, waynes, wises, welches, watcha, waives, sieges, weegee, wallas, wacha, winches, phages, loges, whas, sedges, waise, wisha, voges, wahoos, luges, wailes, poges, vegges, reges, lieges, watchet, wadas, weyers, widgie, wagerer, wamus, whenas, waylays.