Synonyms for odd-job
| Grammar : Noun |
| Spell : od-job |
| Phonetic Transcription : ˈɒdˌdʒɒb |
Définition of odd-job
- As in odd job : noun part-time task
- Two days he'd paint, and two days he'd odd-job, and two days he'd fish.
- Extract from : « Mrs. Tree's Will » by Laura E. Richards
- Tony went to cleanse his hands, leaving the odd-job man chuckling.
- Extract from : « The Gay Adventure » by Richard Bird
- "Lots," replied the odd-job man, pressing closer to the hedge.
- Extract from : « The Gay Adventure » by Richard Bird
- The odd-job man mildly whispered the equivalent of "How very annoying!"
- Extract from : « The Gay Adventure » by Richard Bird
- They become villa parasites and odd-job men, and grow basely rich and buy gramophones.
- Extract from : « Mr. Britling Sees It Through » by H. G. Wells
- Besides this, he had glided into a sort of apprenticeship to the odd-job line of business, and was very useful to his principal.
- Extract from : « Ishmael » by Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth
- These, with a few hands at lambing time, and two or three odd-job men at the central station, make up the whole staff.
- Extract from : « The Wanderings of a Spiritualist » by Arthur Conan Doyle
- Regardless of Mrs. Peters' late instructions, the odd-job man dropped a generous portion of grass and stood transfixed.
- Extract from : « The Gay Adventure » by Richard Bird
- Probably truth was partly expressed by the odd-job man in words—wholly expressed by his words and inflection.
- Extract from : « The Gay Adventure » by Richard Bird
- The odd-job man, congratulating himself on extraordinary cunning, bent forward and essayed a kiss of welcome.
- Extract from : « The Gay Adventure » by Richard Bird
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