job (n.)
- accomplishment
- achievement
- act
- acta
- action
- adventure
- affair
- appointment
- assignment
- berth
- billet
- blow
- burglary
- business
- busywork
- calling
- capacity
- caper
- carry
- character
- charge
- charter
- chicane
- chore
- commission
- concern
- connection
- coup
- dealings
- deed
- devoir
- doing
- doings
- dump
- duty
- effort
- employment
- endeavor
- engagement
- enterprise
- errand
- exercise
- exploit
- farm
- feat
- flimflam
- fool
- function
- gest
- gig
- go
- grab
- gull
- hand
- handiwork
- handle
- heist
- hire
- hoax
- homework
- incumbency
- interest
- labor
- lease
- lease-lend
- lend-lease
- let
- lift
- line
- make-work
- maneuver
- market
- matter
- measure
- merchandise
- mission
- move
- niche
- occupation
- office
- opening
- operation
- part
- passage
- performance
- pigeon
- pinch
- place
- position
- post
- posting
- proceeding
- production
- profession
- project
- province
- pursuit
- racket
- rent
- retail
- rip-off
- robbery
- role
- sacrifice
- sell
- service
- situation
- slot
- spot
- station
- steal
- step
- stint
- stroke
- stunt
- sublease
- sublet
- task
- tenure
- theft
- thing
- trade
- transaction
- turn
- undercut
- undertaking
- vacancy
- vocation
- wholesale
- work
- works
job (v.)
- act
- action
- adventure
- bamboozle
- befool
- berth
- billet
- blow
- caper
- carry
- character
- charge
- charter
- chicane
- commission
- concern
- coup
- dump
- endeavor
- exercise
- exploit
- farm
- feat
- filch
- fool
- function
- gest
- gig
- go
- grab
- gull
- hand
- handle
- heist
- hire
- hoax
- interest
- labor
- lease
- let
- lift
- line
- maneuver
- market
- matter
- measure
- merchandise
- mission
- move
- office
- part
- pinch
- place
- position
- post
- project
- racket
- rent
- resell
- retail
- role
- sacrifice
- sell
- service
- slot
- spot
- station
- steal
- step
- stint
- stroke
- stunt
- sublease
- sublet
- task
- tenure
- trade
- turn
- undercut
- undersell
- unload
- victimize
- wholesale
- work
job (adj.)
In their nomination to office they will not appoint to the exercise of authority as to a pitiful job, but as to a holy function.
