it is the intense arduous, meticulous work of an artist on their life-long masterpiece; it is joyful work.

energetic application of oneself to the task at hand as a child excitedly plays;

Play-work. Plörk is what scientists do. It is the enthusiastic,

Date: 2000. Earlier independent origin in 1997 by Teri-E Belf in the book Simply Live It Up: Brief Solutions]

The umlaut is also a reference to their Austrian heritage. Alternative spelling suggested by LR Schneider Engle: plurk.

Function:noun.Etymology:English from play and work,coined by TD Schneider; umlaut suggested by HA Schneider to ensure correct pronunciation.

plörk, plurk: [Pronunciation: plûrk as in `work' and `urge'.

drunk.....

Well maybe when I'm not drunl I'll like it...