Casual

casual (adjective) - 1. done without a lot planning, concern, or seriousness, 2. informal , 3. temporary

casual clothes
dressed casually in jeans

her outfit is perfect cool-girl casual
a dressy option when needed or something a bit more casual and comfortable

keep things casual

a casual style
your style is studiedly casual
style leaning towards casual
her style for me was always leaning a bit toward casual

casual acts of racism

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paragon of casual wit
the paragon of casual wit and physical vigor who, backstage, suffered from debilitating illness

appear casual
appear utterly casual
she manages to appear utterly casual while sporting a tiara

a casual, convivial aura
going for a casual vibe

a casual get-together
a casual get-together at which the bride and bridegroom could kick off their shoes

home users more concerned about casual broadband poaching than overt data theft

casual snooping
these measures are effective if you're simply trying to prevent casual snooping

a more casual aesthetic
casual but stylish
having great style isn't a choice of formal or casual

casual atmosphere
the fun, casual atmosphere of Miami

a casual gathering
a casual backyard gathering of her friends and family

casual outdoor dining
This time of year just begs for casual outdoor dining where you can relax, get cozy, eat with your fingers,

a casual supper
a casual dinner party
casual beach chairs

casual look
the casual and flexible look of the room

human rights activists appalled by its casual depiction of torture
we pick a table in the casual bar area and sample some of the house beer and a plate of heavenly steamed clams

casual population movements
such casual population movements are invisible but have a profound cumulative impact

casual food
casual food is not necessarily a bargain

a casual acquaintance
While you might be able to shake off a thoughtless remark from a casual acquaintance, it's harder to ignore negativity from people close to you

casual observers
casual observers are always stumped by what's happening

a casual effect
the effect is casual but with a nice sense of occasion
jeans for a casual dinner party

casual viewer
he brought the casual viewer back
we used to be casual viewers of American Idol. Now we watch every Tuesday

casual e-mail

she was very casual about it all

deceptively casual
studiedly casual
carefully casual

elaborately casual

casual parade of daily slights
Here is the man who unfailingly absorbs the casual parade of daily slights with stoic politeness
 
casual parade of daily sights

casual fan
a casual fan of multiple baseball teams

casual workers
students looking for casual work during school break
use casual workers to supplement permanent staff

done on a casual basis
employed on a casual basis

a casual observer
It moves me in a different way than it moves casual observer
casual political observers

I like this casual weekend blazer from Boss Orange

casual use
this setup will probably provide enough security for casual use
casual visitors
casual visitors to the website
scores of casual visitors to the website use them to log into e-mail or other services

casual tests

She's dressed in her favorite comfy, casual style

some of the charms of the place are more elusive to the casual visitor

upscale or casual
you can be as upscale or as casual as you like

a casual conversation

Even the most privileged seem to bend to the casual mandate

casual readers
casual readers of business coverage

a casual Internet user

casual conversation
have a casual conversation with your child

casual sex
a significant reduction in the amount of casual sex, as evidenced by fewer episodes of sex and fewer sexual partners

casual gamblers
 its casinos have catered mostly to casual gamblers and retirees

casual user
a casual user of the service

Posted by Jon Fernquest at 11:57 AM