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Description:The Online Etymology Dictionary traces it to , but Google Books finds it in a English textbook In addition to nose jobs, there are eye jobs and, as you note, boob jobs, but not every type of cosmetic surgery is best known as a job: Its use to refer to cosmetic surgery is so common that the American Heritage Dictionary includes it as a definition: Referring to such things as jobs is informal; in formal registers, I would only use job in its basic sense of an occupation or duty, or when part of an idiomatic set phrase like odd job or joe job. Often used in combination: While I don't think face job is common, the nose job for cosmetic rhinoplasty certainly is. If you pull a job on a bank you've done a bank job , which might make you a nut job or a whack job, especially if it isn't an inside job you thought up at your desk job. They simply follow one of the various conventional definitions of job as a task, a piece of work, an occupation, or a crime.

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