Words and phrases that have a meaning related to working: (353 results)
Often used in the same context:
collaborating, toiling, trying, striving, looking, doing, helping, negotiating, laboring, studying, employed, endeavoring, assisting, talking, cooperating, interning, lobbied, researching, discussing, liaising, pursuing, communicating, coordinating, exploring, moving, interviewing, experimenting, partnering, focusing, volunteering, developing, teaming, concentrating, pushing, playing, hashing, practicing, living, assembling, perfecting, piecing, reviewing, dealing, interacting, going, supervising, putting, honing, running, hired, battling, preparing, campaigned, coming, moonlighting, aiming, conversing, rehearsing, dedicated, pursing, transitioning, implementing, mobilizing, hoping, finalizing, touring, acting, met, devising, crafting, seeing, serving, progressing, struggling, adapting, acquainted, figuring, fought, brainstorming, operate, designing, searching, paying, prepping, buddied, traveling, recruited, tinkering, attempting, speaking, staffed, engaged, counting, examining, shadowing, evaluating, chatting, aligning, involved, committed, finding, bringing, housekeeping, operation, milking, workings, starting, buying, managing, sending, travelling, answering, commutation, implementation, lives, mastication, observing, hardworking, earning, nonworking, illiterate, uneducated, welleducated, indigent, destitute, educated, unemployed, aggrieved, married, underprivileged, dissatisfied, employable, fearing, homeless, industrious, needy
Appears in the definition of:
., accept, alpha brass, analogy, babyminder, baby minder, backstage, bad, ball-peen hammer, belgian sheepdog, belgian shepherd, berserk, berserker, boatswain's chair, bootboys, bosun's chair, bourgeois, brace, broken, broken-down, busted, camera care, capacity, care, career, car care, chartism, chartist, class, coaction, collaboration, collective agreement, commission, communist manifesto, compensatory time, conducive, conk out, control, cooperative, copper's nark, cultural movement, dalliance, dawdling, day, deere, defective, deliberately, department of labor, design, designing, desk-bound, deskbound, develop, disgruntle, dol, double time, dovetail plane, embezzle, employable, energetic, exploitation, extension, face, farmerette, farming, fix, fixed, fixing, fixture, flexibility, freelance, fri, friday, garden tool, get, ghetto, go, groupware, gumptious, gym rat, half-pay, handling, harassed, heat, heating, heating system, hephaestus, hephaistos, honest, industrious, insidious, itinerant, job, john deere, keep, kelter, kilter, labor, laboratory coat, labor agreement, labor contract, labor department, lab coat, land, landscape gardening, landscaping, lapidary, laundress, laundrywoman, lawn tool, liberal party, life history, lock out, loft, macroeconomics, maintenance, mend, mending, minder, mock-up, mods, mon, monday, nark, overtime, overwork, overworking, pacify, pension, pernicious, peter out, platoon, plug, plug away, political movement, poop out, principle, prole, proletarian, provide, rationale, reconditioned, repair, repaired, reparation, replace, retainer, retired person, retiree, road, run down, run out, rush hour, screwball, section, security director, self-employed, sequester, servant, shadow, skinheads, soak, spell, split shift, street, subbing, subjugate, substituting, subtle, swage block, synergetic, synergism, synergistic, synergy, take off, take time off, test bed, th, thursday, tinker, tour, touring, traveling, trifling, trouper, tues, tuesday, turn, up-and-coming, upkeep, vulcan, wage-earning, warm up, washerwoman, washwoman, wasting time, wed, wednesday, wood chisel, work, workaholism, worker, working-class, working group, working papers, working party, works council, work surface
More general:
excavation, hole in the ground
Synonyms:
Also try:functional, functioning, impermanent, on the job, operative, practical, temporary
— Nouns for working: class, men, man, time, classes, people, out, women, period, woman, day, more...
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