casual
//ˈkæʒ.u.əl//
Adjective
casualCanonical form
more casualComparative
most casualSuperlative
1
Relaxed and unconcerned; not showing or feeling much interest or care.
She gave a casual shrug and said she didn't mind.
2
Not formal or ceremonious; suitable for everyday wear or use.
I prefer casual clothes for weekend outings.
3
Happening by chance; not planned or expected.
We had a casual encounter at the train station.
4
Not regular or permanent; employed or engaged on a temporary basis.
She works as a casual employee at the store.
Noun
1
A person who does something irregularly or temporarily, especially a worker employed on a temporary basis.
The company hired several casuals to help during the busy season.
2
Clothes or shoes suitable for everyday wear rather than formal occasions.
I prefer wearing casuals on weekends.