1. To buy and sell as a broker; to do job-work or jobbing; to hire or let; to act in the public service for one's own ends. To do the job for one, to kill him.

2. A sudden stab with a pointed instrument.

3. To let out, as work for execution, or horses for hire; to hire; to buy up and retail.

4. A piece of work, specially of a temporary nature; anything to be done, whether of more or less importance; an undertaking professedly for the public good, but really for one's own.

5. To strike or stab with a sharp instrument.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• acob,
• jabob,
• jobss,
• jok,
• jojo,
• ajob,
• johm,
• jokab,
• tob,
• jop,
• jou,
• jjob,
• dob,
• jobe,
• akob,
• jobes,
• joc,
• joe,
• jod,
• jbos

• juipo,
• JYP,
• JPII,
• Joobbeh,
• JPP,
• JABI,
• japie,
• JPA/FIS,
• Joby,
• JBAA,
• jap,
• Jupe,
• JB7,
• JAPA,
• jib,
• JAPW,
• gipp,
• juby,
• JPA,
• JIPOE,
• JAAPI,
• JAPIO,
• ITS-JPO,
• Jobi,
• JUP,
• JEP,
• JIWP,
• JIP,
• joppy,
• juppe,
• jubaea,
• JP1,
• Jobie,
• GEOPP,
• joppa,
• jot,
• mob,
• jabo,
• joob,
• gippy,
• jabe,
• jubei,
• GEEP,
• joy,
• JAWPB,
• JPY,
• Jiboya,
• jebb,
• JIP1,
• WJAB,
• odd-job,
• jeppe,
• zhob,
• jope,
• JPO,
• G-JOB,
• Joop,
• jaup,
• jabby,
• jab,
• jape,
• JIBEI,
• zhabei,
• rob,
• GIAP,
• cob,
• Joab,
• jihb,
• WJEP,
• jibe,
• JYPO,
• juoppo,
• giubo,
• JUBO,
• JAPP,
• JJB,
• jewboy,
• JIP3,
• Gip,
• JPOW,
• JAPOA,
• JBAI,
• jiabao,
• job-lot,
• JUBBA,
• JWP,
• joba,
• giobbi,
• Jube,
• jahb,
• gippo,
• Jeb,
• Jobey,
• Joep,
• jog,
• sob,
• JABBA,
• jpba,
• jove,
• JHB,
• JB11,
• Jippo,
• Jibb,
• Jub,
• GIUP,
• jhapa,
• ZHP,
• jopie,
• JABA,
• Jepp,
• jep!,
• Jobe,
• Juba,
• Jubae,
• jabu,
• JBA,
• Jubbah,
• Jubbeh,
• jebu,
• juab,
• Jaap,
• bob,
• jeep,
• JOBO,
• jp233,
• GIPE.

The adjective form of the word "job" is "job-related" or "job-relatedly".

The plural of the "job" can be the "jobs".

The singular of the "job" can be the "job".