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job and knock

job and knock noun: the situation where a worker completes an assigned job and is then able to leave ("knock off"), regardless of the time taken.

Noun

job and knock (uncountable)

  1. (UK, informal) The situation where a worker completes an assigned job and is then able to leave ("knock off"), regardless of the time taken.

Questions about job and knock

What does job and knock mean?
Job and knock means the situation where a worker completes an assigned job and is then able to leave ("knock off"), regardless of the time taken.
What part of speech is job and knock?
Job and knock is a noun.

Words near job and knock in the dictionary

  1. job agencies
  2. job agency
  3. job aid
  4. job aids
  5. job and finish
  6. job and knock
  7. job app
  8. job applicant
  9. job applicants
  10. job application
  11. job applications

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