casual /kaz(h)ˈū-əl or kazhˈoo-əl/

1. Accidental
2. Unforeseen
3. Occasional
4. Off-hand
5. (of sexual relations) lacking in depth of feeling or commitment
6. Negligent
7. Careless
8. Unceremonious, relaxed, free and easy
9. (of a worker) employed only according to demand, without permanent employment

1. An occasional employee
2. (also with cap) a member of a gang of hooligans who frequent football matches and deliberately start fights, cause disturbances, etc

casˈualism noun

1. The belief that chance governs all things
2. The employment of casual labour

casualīzaˈtion or casualīsaˈtion noun

casˈualize or casˈualise transitive verb

1. To render casual
2. To turn (regular workers) into casual workers

casˈually adverb

casˈualness noun

casˈuals plural noun

1. Slip-on flat-heeled shoes
2. Loose-fitting, comfortable and informal clothing

casual clothes plural noun

Informal clothing

casual labour noun

(usu seasonal) workers without permanent employment

casual labourer noun

A worker employed for short periods as required

casual ward noun (historical)

A workhouse department providing temporary accommodation for labourers, paupers, etc

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