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casual An adjective used to describe something or someone that is not serious, important, or urgent. ■ "I don't take my job seriously, I just show up for work and do the bare minimum."
bistro A small, casual restaurant that serves light meals and drinks. ■ "I went to the bistro for a quick lunch of soup and salad. It was so good that I forgot about my diet!"
blithely Adverb. Expressing a cheerful or casual indifference to something, often without fully comprehending the situation. ■ The tourists blithely strolled through the city streets, completely unaware of the danger lurking around every corner.
Chat A group of people engaged in casual conversation. ■ "Let's go to the beach and have a chat with some dolphins."
Clothed Adjective Being covered in clothing, or wearing clothes. Dressed to the nines, or dressed impeccably. ■ "I can't believe my boss is so clothed for this casual Friday!
contraction A shortened form of a word or phrase, often used in informal or casual speech. ■ "I don't have time to go to the store." "No problem!"
lightly adverb meaning not very heavy or serious; in a relaxed and casual manner ■ "I told her I was going for a run, but she asked if it was lightly or lightly heavily. I had to clarify."
nah A nonchalant and dismissive expression, often used to indicate disinterest or lack of enthusiasm. ■ "I don't really feel like going out tonight," said John with a casual shrug. "Nah, I'll just stay in and watch some TV."
Pyjamas A pair of loose-fitting trousers and a long sleeve shirt, worn as nightclothes or casual wear. ■ "I was so comfortable in my pyjamas that I didn't want to get out of bed."
rand A term used to describe a person who is excessively promiscuous or has an uncontrollable desire for casual sexual encounters. ■ "John was such a rand, he couldn't go more than 24 hours without getting into a new relationship."
slouch To sit or stand in a relaxed, casual manner with one's shoulders hunched and back slumped. ■ "I was so tired after the long day that I ended up slouching on my couch while watching TV."
uncool Being inadequate, lacking style or charm ■ The new employee's outdated wardrobe made them appear extremely uncool at the company's casual Friday event.
beanie A small, round hat with a tight-fitting brim and a soft, plush fabric. It is often worn as part of a formal or casual outfit, but can also be used for fashion purposes. ■ When attending a formal event, it is important to wear a beanie to complement your outfit. ■ On a chilly day, a beanie can be the perfect accessory to keep you warm and stylish.
conversational An informal and casual way of speaking or writing that is intended to be easily understood by a wide range of people. ■ "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to come across as conversational during my speech at the conference. I was trying to be more formal."
Exchanged To swap things, usually in a casual manner. Often used to describe the act of exchanging gifts or goods between two people. ■ John and Jane exchanged gifts on their anniversary. She got him a new coffee maker and he gave her a book about cats.
informal Relating to or appropriate for everyday, casual conversation rather than formal or polite language. ■ When your boss asks you how your day was, don't say "I had a productive day," instead say "It was okay." because that's more informal and relatable.
khaki A type of brownish-gray fabric that is commonly used for trousers, jackets, and other clothing items. It is often associated with outdoor activities and a rugged, casual style. ■ "I'm so embarrassed, I was wearing khaki pants to the job interview and they thought I was a construction worker!
muumuu A long-sleeved and flowing dress made of a lightweight, drapey fabric. It is often worn as a swimsuit cover-up or as casual wear. ■ "I love my muumuu because it's so comfortable and I can move around easily while I'm watching TV."
pajamas A pair of loose-fitting trousers and a matching top, worn together as a nightclothes or casual daywear. ■ "I forgot to wear my pajamas to bed last night, so I had to sleep in my underwear. It was quite uncomfortable!
Quandary A state of being unable to choose between two or more equally undesirable options. ■ "When deciding what to wear to the office, John found himself in a quandary - he couldn't decide whether to wear his favorite tie or go casual with a t-shirt and jeans."
randy a person who is highly sexually active and likes to have sexual encounters with multiple partners, often in a casual or reckless manner. ■ "He's such a randy guy, he has been sleeping with his neighbor for weeks without even telling her!"