labor-, laborat- +

1. Working together; such as, to produce books.
2. An associate who works with others toward a common goal.
3. Someone who collaborates with an enemy occupying force.
4. Anyone who assists in a plot.
5. A person who works with someone else for a special purpose.

Work while trusting in God.

Motto of William Jewell College, Liberty, Missouri, USA.

1. Having many different parts or a lot of detail, and organized in a complicated way; such as, an elaborate system of working.
2. Made with a lot of intricate detail or extravagant ornamentation: "She wore an elaborate headdress."
3. Thought out, or organized, with thoroughness and careful attention to detail: "They made elaborate preparations for their trip to England."

1. Planned or executed with painstaking attention to numerous parts or details.
2. Worked out with care and detail; developed thoroughly.

1. With elaboration.
2. With great labor or study.
3. With considerable regard for exactness.

1. Marked by elaborately complex detail.
2. An ornate appearance; being elaborately decorated.

1. Producing with labor.
2. Improving; refining by successive operations.
3. Adding more information to or explaining something which has been stated.

1. Developing in intricate and painstaking detail.
2. Addition of extra material, illustrations, or clarifying details.
3. In psychiatry, an unconscious process of expanding and embellishing a detail; especially, while recalling and describing a representation in a dream so that latent content of the dream is brought into a logical and comprehensible order.

1. Productive from basic elements or sources and changeable into a more developed product.
2. Making more complex, intricate, or richer.

1. Someone who has a tendency to elaborate.
2. Anyone who constructs something with labor and minute attention to details.
3. A person who adds details, as to an account or idea.
4. Someone who clarifies the meaning of and discourses in a learned way, usually in writing.

He labors in vain who strives to please everyone.

You can not please the entire world.

A laboratory equipped for the safe manipulation of highly radioactive materials.

1. Lacking rich or complex details.
2. Unpolished; crude; unfinished.

If right within, trouble not.

Motto of Shrewsbury School, U.K.

1. Productive activity, esp. for the sake of economic gain.
2. The body of persons engaged in such activity; especially, those working for wages.
3. A body of people considered as a class (distinguished from management and capital).
4. Physical or mental work; especially, of a hard or fatiguing kind; toil.
5. A job or task done or to be done.
6. The physical effort and periodic uterine contractions during childbirth.
7. The interval from the onset of birth contractions to actual childbirth.
8. The process which, by the utilization of uterine musculature contractions as a force, results in the delivery of the products of conception of a pregnancy from the uterus and through the vaginal outlet.

Customerly, "birth labor" is divided into three stages:

1. From onset of purposeful uterine contractions until full dilation of the cervix.
2. From full cervical dilation until vaginal delivery of the fetus.
3. From delivery of the fetus through delivery of the placenta.