English to English Dictionary

Workful

Given to hard work; industrious, active, or full of labor and activity.

Workhorse

A person or thing that consistently performs hard work or is dependable in carrying out tasks.

Workhour

An hour of work by one person, used as a unit of time to measure labor or production output.

Workhouse

A penal or charitable institution in former times where destitute people were lodged and compelled to work.

Working

The action of doing work or the state of being employed.

Working Animal

An animal that is trained or used to perform specific tasks or labor for humans.

Working Capital

The capital of a business which is used in its day-to-day trading operations, calculated as the current assets minus the current liabilities.

Working group

A committee or assembly of specialists appointed to study or solve a specific problem or carry out a specific task.

Working hours

The regular hours of the day or week during which a person is expected to work.

Working president

An executive officer within an organization or political party who handles day-to-day administrative and operational duties, often sharing responsibilities with or deputizing for a titular president.

Working relationship

A relation between people who work together, especially one that is cooperative and productive.

Working woman

A woman who is employed or engaged in work, particularly in a professional or paid capacity.