daytal
/ˈdeɪtl/adjective
Of work or wages: arranged or paid by the day. Of a worker, especially a manual worker: hired or paid by the day; (more loosely) hired on a casual basis. In later use chiefly English regional ( northern ).
Origin
Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From day + tale.
- re-escalate
- re-escalation
- re-escape
- reesle
- re-espouse
- reest
- re-establish
- re-establisher
- re-establishment
- reested
- reesting
- reesty
- re-evaluate
- re-evaluation
- re-evaporate
- re-evaporation
- reeve
- Reeve, Christopher
- reeve-elect
- reeveland
- reeveship
- reevesite
- Reeves' pheasant
- Reeves pheasant
- Reeves's pheasant