One working a lot?
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CARSALESMANOne working a lot?
VALETOne working a lot?
UNDERCOVERCOPOne working a sting
PLYEROne working a trade
PLYEROne working at a trade
DEALEROne working in a pit
NARCOne working on a bust
ENDOne working on a line
TAKEROne working on a census
CARPENTEROne working on a board
PIANISTOne working on a bench?
PAINTEROne working in a studio
HOEROne working in a row
ADDEROne working on a column?
ADDEROne working on a column
UNDERTAKEROne working on a plot
BOPEEPOne working with a crook
BOXEROne working on a canvas?
IRONEROne working on a board
PLIEROne working at a trade
LACEROne working on a punch, perhaps
SMOKEROne working on a puff piece?
REALESTATEAGENTOne working for a flat fee?
CPAOne working on a good figure?
PLYEROne working diligently at a trade
TROOPEROne sometimes working on a shoulder
CATCHEROFTHEDAYAward to one working with a pitcher?
DDSOne working on a calculus problem: Abbr.
TILEROne might be working on a bathroom renovation
CPAOne may be working on a schedule, briefly
STAPLEROne working in a corner in an office?
salesladiesA saleswoman, esp. one working as a salesclerk
salesladyA saleswoman, esp. one working as a salesclerk
workroomA room for working in, esp. one equipped for a particular kind of work
workroomsA room for working in, esp. one equipped for a particular kind of work
redneckoffensive. A working-class white person, esp. a politically reactionary one from a rural area
rednecksoffensive. A working-class white person, esp. a politically reactionary one from a rural area
syllepsesA figure of speech in which a word is applied to two others in different senses (e.g., caught the train and a bad cold) or to two others of which it grammatically suits only one (e.g., neither they nor it is working)
syllepsisA figure of speech in which a word is applied to two others in different senses (e.g., caught the train and a bad cold) or to two others of which it grammatically suits only one (e.g., neither they nor it is working)
ECDYSIASTOne barely working?