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Define Peice Of Work Meaning

Peice Of Work
A bold and brash action perceived as rude or unjust; totally unbelievable move; unexpected move due to it's lack of common sense; rude remark

Just a friend boy comes over with flowers on Valentines Day and girl says, "Go home! I am trying to get ahold of my boyfriend (who should have been here already)..."
Just a friend boy says"you're some peice of work"
By Lynnet
A Peice Of Work
a one time (unique) person, object, or event, refered in a sarcastic manor

AS in: My agent is a peice of work

Our govenor is a real peice of work

That race was a peice of work

That bridge is a peice of work
By Vin
Nasty Peice Of Work
This phrase often refers to someone who is a rude, obnoxious or has done something horrible to a person or many people. This is calling them work which we often do not like doing and calling them nasty at the same time, therefore a nasty peice of something we hate.

"That teenager has beaten up so many people for no good reason, gosh he is a NASTY PEICE OF WORK!"

This phrase is often used in first person, for e.g Is a nasty peice of work, not often Was a nasty peice of work.
By Lynn