work your butt off|work your buns off in English

verb

work your butt off, work very hard, work diligently

Use "work your butt off|work your buns off" in a sentence

1. Get off your butt and do some work!

2. Did you really just sass me? Get your Buns over here! Hey, get your Buns over here, I need your help! See also: Buns, get, here, over work (one's) Buns off To work really hard (on or at something)

3. If you find your work interesting, you can work your tail off.

4. If we work our butt off at my family's ranch, that mildew in your head will wash away.

5. Get off your butts and do some work!

6. Get off your backside and do some work!

7. At Backwater, you’ll see your hard work pay off

8. Finish the work off before you leave for your holiday.

9. 7 Finish the work off before you leave for your holiday.

10. Could you drop off the kids on your way to work?

11. 12 There is no need to work off your anger on me.

12. 9 Can you move some of your work off the kitchen table?

13. Congrats! The zeal and determination in your work have really paid off

14. Gaucho pants work great by showing off your curves without being skin tight.

15. I set off for work.

16. I had to give the ball up, and then I had work my butt off to get it back.

17. Is your highness gonna drop me off at confession before work, or fuck me, or what?

18. What’s the best way to kill Anthelia off the rock work in your tank while keeping the bacteria alive on your

19. Continuous delivery (CD) puts your hard work into action, handing off Ci-validated code to your application via structured deployment pipelines.

20. She's been off work since Tuesday.

21. Buzz off, I'm trying to work!

22. It's time to leave off work.

23. Finagle a day off from work.

24. But our hard work paid off.

25. People were scurrying off to work.