workend
A weekend on which you have to work.
Paul: Hey Steve, wanna hit the beach on Saturday?
Steve: Can't. It's a workend.
Steve: Can't. It's a workend.
workend
To work on the weekend
Bob: ''Hey man, fancy coming round this Saturday for a couple drinks?''
Jim: ''Sorry man, gotta workend''
Bob: ''Oh, that sucks''
Jim: ''Sorry man, gotta workend''
Bob: ''Oh, that sucks''
workend
What self-employed people do on Saturday and Sunday
Duncan: 'Want to go golfing this weekend?'
Krys: 'I can't, sorry, it's a regular workend for me.'
Krys: 'I can't, sorry, it's a regular workend for me.'
workend
Derived from "weekend," a workend--pronounced work-end-- is what one has when one spends their Saturday, Sunday, and possibly even Friday, doing nothing but something.
To be blunt: saying "I had a workend" is a quick way of saying "I didn't do anything but work this weekend, fuck my life."
To be blunt: saying "I had a workend" is a quick way of saying "I didn't do anything but work this weekend, fuck my life."
Bob: Jeff, you coming to the movies this week?
Jeff: Nah man, I've got a workend.
Bob: Sorry bro, that history paper's a bitch.
Alice: Hey Jeff, what'd you do this weekend?
Jeff: I had a workend.
Alice: That stinks. History paper?
Jeff: Yep.
Jeff: Nah man, I've got a workend.
Bob: Sorry bro, that history paper's a bitch.
Alice: Hey Jeff, what'd you do this weekend?
Jeff: I had a workend.
Alice: That stinks. History paper?
Jeff: Yep.
Workend
when something fails but also succeeds at the same time. It's a 50 - 50 situation where you tried something and it neither failed or worked but you take it as a success
Aquilla told Jaids to make a heart with his long hair. Jaids tried it for her, it neither failed or work according to plan but it workend.