to do a job; to perform manual labor or work in general

colloquial term for a unique or unrivaled technique; unsurpassed skill or performance

To do manual labor or needlework; to work for a living

strenuous work that requires physical strength; heavy labor

Ordinary or common products that require only basic skills to make; goods of mediocre or average quality

(colloquial) Work related to farming or agriculture

To be busy doing work or a specific task; often implies being in the middle of a job.

to solicit or take on work, such as finding customers or taking on a side job for extra income

(colloquial) To end a task or finish up the day's work

various small, miscellaneous tasks or chores

To assign or allocate tasks to people; to give someone a piece of work to do.

a personal business task or freelance job taken on privately outside of one's official work

heavy manual labor; physically demanding or clumsy work

heavy manual labor or unskilled work

Tiring, heavy, or strenuous work; hard labor

delicate or skilled work; specifically refers to jobs requiring high precision and technique rather than physical strength

comic dialogue routine performed by three or more actors

hard, exhausting work; specifically refers to poorly paid labor or an arduous and unprofitable job

To work quickly to finish a job on or ahead of time; to rush to complete a task.

Physical labor or tasks that do not require much strength or effort; a soft job.

heavy or strenuous physical labor

needlework (sewing, embroidery, etc.), or working for a living as a needleworker; also refers to the finished products of such work

small, miscellaneous tasks or chores; casual labor done on a piecemeal basis

the entire set of tasks or steps required for a specific job, especially in service industries

Agricultural labor and tasks such as plowing, planting, and harvesting.

to produce results or get work done; to turn out a product