Definition of "workship" [work•ship]

• Workmanship (noun)

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• "I mean, as a human being, I have a right to worship God, which I do because of my beliefs, but others have a right to not workship God as well, if they so choose."
• "Nobody will come to your MFA program, drag you kicking and screaming out of your Tuesday-morning workship and superglue your hands to the keyboard."
• "Vernon Nazarene University, where he taught a couple of continuing education classes for teachers, one a two-day workship on religion in the classroom that Freshwater attended in the early 2000s."