v. 1 exert oneself by doing mental or physical labor for a purpose or out of necessity; 2 be employed
The spies were working for another country.
The spies were working for another country.
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How old was Stan when he started working for Timely Comics?
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What exciting invention was Henry Ford working on the 1880s?
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We never get sick of working together.
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What project was Buddy Barrett working on for school?
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Who was Nora really working for?
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Which female mouse was working on the sports section?
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How long had Francie's dad been working out to sea?
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What profession was Baby Brains working as at the hospital?
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Besides the herbal store, what job was Charotte working on?
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We also want our customers to see us working in a professional setting and hopefully get a sense of just how passionate we are.
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What job did Troy's mom have before working for the Falcons?
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As the characters began working together to find a way out, which character was the best problem solver?
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What type of experiments was Katrina's father working on?
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An actuary spends a lot of time working with numbers.
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labor; chore; toil
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