Working

What do we mean by working?

Performing work. adjective

Operating or functioning as required. adjective

Having a paying job; employed. adjective

Spent at work. adjective

Taken while continuing to work. adjective

Sufficient to allow action. adjective

Adequate for practical use. adjective

Serving as a basis or guide for further work. adjective

The manner in which something operates or functions. noun

The parts of a mine or quarry that have been or are being excavated. noun

In forestry, the harvesting of the final yield under a working plan. noun

Nautical, the condition of moving slightly or changing form under the strain of rolling: said of a vessel or any of its structural parts. See work, v. i., 9. noun

Action; operation: as, the workings of fancy. noun

Method of operation; doing. noun

Fermentation: as, the working of yeast. noun

Plural The parts of a mine, quarry, or openwork in which, or near which, mining or quarrying is actually being carried on. noun

The process which goes on in water when it blossoms. See work, v. i., 8. noun

(usually in the plural) Operation; action.

Method of operation.

The incidental or subsidiary calculations performed in solving an overall problem.

Fermentation.

(of bodies of water) Becoming full of a vegetable substance.

A place where work is carried on.

A term to describe the tedious and boring indentured servitude that most people are forced to endure to get money. Generally, not a pleasant experience. Urban Dictionary

The opposite of EA Games. Urban Dictionary

A form of the word work, to perform duties or labor, (sometimes used as opposite of broken, or as synonym for functioning*) Urban Dictionary

It's like the first slice on a loaf of bread....nobody wants it. If you receive the work, you will definitely be fucked up after because you aint experienced anything like it before. Urban Dictionary

Doing something you hate in a place you hate with people you grow to hate for the majority of your day for the majority of your life. Urban Dictionary

The deceitful act of making oneself appear busy during office hours in return for payment. Urban Dictionary

"Work it" usually means, "strut your stuff," show off your assets, make some physical attribute (figure, walk, style of dress, etc.) to "work" for you to make you attractive. While not proven or confirmed, the expression may have originated among "working girls," i.e. prostitutes/street walkers, who would make a sultry walk etc. "work" for them to attract business. If it did have that connotation, it has been lost with time, and now usually is applied more innocently. Urban Dictionary

Like prison but without perks such as recreational breaks, a library, and drugs. Urban Dictionary

The Center for Disease Control has issued a medical alert about a highly contagious, potentially dangerous virus that is transmitted orally, by hand, and even electronically. This virus is called Weekly Overload Recreational Killer (WORK). If you receive WORK from your boss, any of your colleagues or anyone else via any means whatsoever - DO NOT TOUCH IT!!! This virus will wipe out your private life entirely. If you should come into contact with WORK you should immediately leave the premises. Take two good friends to the nearest liquor store and purchase one or both of the antidotes - Work Isolating Neutralizer Extract (WINE) and Bothersome Employer Elimination Rebooter (BEER). Take the antidote repeatedly until WORK has been completely eliminated from your system. Urban Dictionary

A place where people have to go everyday to get paid. Also known as "hell". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to working:
working, wording, porking, corking, worming, woking, forking, dorking, yorking, aworking, borking, workin, werking.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word working:
class, jobs.

Words that rhyme with working:
hardworking, networking, lurking, woodworking, smirking, jerking, shirking, metalworking, clerking, burking, reworking, perking, overworking, werking, artwork hung, frerking, her king, sir king, work ing.

Adjectives that are often used to describe working:
hard, cold, practical, actual, smooth, successful, hot, efficient, proper, normal, time, effective, mechanical, present, inner, metal, busy, joint, internal, harmonious, collaborative, free, flexible, satisfactory, wonder, day, ordinary, economical, iron, continuous, comfortable, safe, regular, better, professional, effectual, divine, automatic, perfect, non, slow, detailed, wood, hardest, profitable, secondary, subsequent, mighty, cooperative, constant, expansive, worth, daily, secret, happy, correct, orderly, mysterious, underground, careful, easy, healthy, inward, silent, steady, self, multidisciplinary, operative, systematic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective working:
class, men, man, time, classes, people, out, women, period, woman, day, memory, hours, paper, power, capital, days, tools, girl, industries, industry, relationship, machinery, girls, group, population, farmer, mothers, farmers, party, storage, machines, wives, age, room, student, wife, mother, providence, folk, processes, parties, families, members, parents, operations, citizens, family, powers, relationships, students, papers, boy, techniques, clothes, fellow, peasants, individuals, plants, god, shop, image, father, americans, trades, expenses, drawings, member, machine, staff, employees, definition, icon, shops, establishments, dress, folks, husband, beam, tool.

Consonant match to working:
walking, waking, wicking, whacking, woking, werking, walk ing, way king, weak king, wee king, wei qing, why king, work ing.

Words that sound like working:
working, werking, wirkung, work in, work-in, workin, werken, wirken, walking, worrying, twerking, whirring, workings, whacking, worthing, wicking, work on, quirking, lurking, murking, perking, shirking, arcking, waking, wagging, whirling, woking, wigging, walk-in, worky, workmen, walk in, walkin', werling, work it, workie, wirsing, work song, orkin, jerking, merkin, perkin, yacking, yakking, arkin, mirkin, serkin, turkin, burking, dirking, yorking, weaken, walkin, hooking, wiccan, walken, workman, wickham, wicken, worthen, work done, workup, wortham, wakeham, wecan, work up, wykeham, hiking, hacking, hawking, hurrying, hocking, hering, harking, orkan, high king, tweaking, wanking, quacking, joaquin, circum, aircon, irking, joachim, joakim, walk-on, reworking, joaquim, air-con, walkon, arkan, wareing, arken, serkan, arcon, merken, walk on, circum-, thwacking, churkin.