workish

English

From work +‎ -ish.

workish (comparative more workish, superlative most workish)

Resembling or relating to work; characteristic or typical of work
- 2010, Kim Izzo, ‎Ceri Marsh, The Fabulous Girl's Guide to Decorum:
  If you are attending a professional affair, then your dress must be toned down; even a smart pant ensemble will suffice. You may look more “workish,” but what comes out of your lips should be no different than that at a party.
- 2012, Rita M. Yeasted, Jon: John Oliver Nelson and the Movement for Power in the Church:
  However, Jack commented in his diary that the retreat was “not too workish, but then most occasions minimum on labor these days,” work being a component of all early Kirkridge retreats.
(Britain, dialectal) Fond of work; industrious; diligent

单词	workish
释义	workish English Alternative forms work-ish Etymology From work +‎ -ish. Adjective workish (comparative more workish, superlative most workish) Resembling or relating to work; characteristic or typical of work 2010, Kim Izzo, ‎Ceri Marsh, The Fabulous Girl's Guide to Decorum: If you are attending a professional affair, then your dress must be toned down; even a smart pant ensemble will suffice. You may look more “workish,” but what comes out of your lips should be no different than that at a party. 2012, Rita M. Yeasted, Jon: John Oliver Nelson and the Movement for Power in the Church: However, Jack commented in his diary that the retreat was “not too workish, but then most occasions minimum on labor these days,” work being a component of all early Kirkridge retreats. (Britain, dialectal) Fond of work; industrious; diligent
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