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WORK
- to spend all one's resources
- to issue in a result
- rise to a higher position; advance
- to exert one's powers of body or mind for some purpose [v WORKED, WORKING, WORKS, WROUGHT]
- exertion; labor
- task
- employment
- place of employment
- the materials on which one works
- the result of exertion, labor, etc.
- industrial plant
- of or for work
- to do work
- to function
- to prove effective
- to use or operate
- to bring about
- to cause to work
- to solve (a puzzle, problem, etc.)
- to cause a strong emotion in
- working, as at one's job
- in action or operation
- to spoil something, as through blundering or stupidity
- in preparation
- to finish or dispose of quickly
- unemployed; jobless
- to bring or put in; add, merge, or blend
- to arrange a time or employment for
- to lose or dispose of, as by exercise or labor
- to pay or fulfill by working
- to exercise influence on; persuade; affect
- to bring about by work, effort, or action
- to practice, train, or exercise athletically
- to solve; calculate
- to pay by working instead of paying money
- to toil in mind or body [v WORKED, WROUGHT or WORKED, WORKING, WORKS]
- to exhaust, as a mine
- to elaborate
- to amount (to)
- to prove successful
- to study or examine thoroughly
- to beat unsparingly, esp. in order to obtain something or out of revenge
- to deal with successfully; come to terms with
- to move or stir the feelings; excite
- to prepare; elaborate
- to increase in efficiency or skill