Fame may seem like an impossible dream, but with a little hard work, it could happen. No, we’re not talking about laboring over your acting craft — we’re talking manipulating the celebrity circus via nip slips, crotch shots and sex tapes. In the new book, “Everyone Wants to Be Me or Do Me,” available Tuesday, Tom Fitzgerald and Lorenzo Marquez...
[#item_title] Pronunciation /ˈleɪb(ə)rɪŋ/ adjective 1Working at an unskilled manual occupation. More example sentences ‘the labouring classes’ 2Working or moving with difficulty. ‘his labouring heart calmed’ More example sentences ‘he had to yell to be heard over the sound of the labouring engine’ 2.1(of a ship) rolling or pitching heavily. More example sentences ‘occasionally the labouring ship spat the caulking from...
[#item_title] Also found in: Thesaurus[1], Medical[2], Legal[3], Financial[4], Idioms[5], Encyclopedia[6], Wikipedia[7]. (lā′bər) n. 1. Physical or mental exertion, especially when difficult or exhausting; work. See Synonyms at work[8]. 2. A specific task or effort, especially a painful or arduous one: “Eating the bread was a labor I put myself through to quiet my stomach” (Gail Anderson-Dargatz). 3. A particular form...
[#item_title] la·bor·ing·ly, adverbla·bor·less, adjectivean·ti·la·bor, adjectivenon·la·bor, adjective outlabor, verb (used with object)o·ver·la·bor, verb (used with object)pre·la·bor, noun, verb (used without object)pro·la·bor, adjectiveun·la·bor·ing, adjective SEE MORE RELATED FORMSSEE FEWER RELATED FORMS
