jobbed adj.1
concluded, finished, usu. in the phr. (that) job’s jobbed.
Poor Jack 139: So that job’s jobbed, as the saying is. | ||
Works (1863) VI. 240: ‘Then’, said Pyrrhus, ‘next we go for Macedon; and after that job’s jobbed, next, of course, for Greece’ . | Secret Societies in||
Amer. Dict. Eng. Lang n.p.: To job work. | ||
Warwickshire Word-Book 120: That job’s jobbed, as the woman said when she jobbed her eye out. |