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Off-duty   Listen
adjective
off-duty  adj.  Not performing or available for duties at the given moment; as, an off-duty policeman. Opposite of on-duty, working, and on-the-job. (prenominal)
Synonyms: off duty(predicate).






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"Off-duty" Quotes from Famous Books



... energy and the soul of him to the maintenance of his reputation as a six-quart man. That was why he made, in odd moments of off-duty, turtle-shell combs and hair ornaments for profit, and was prettily crooked in such a matter as stealing another man's dog. Somebody had to pay for the six quarts, which, multiplied by thirty, amounted to a tidy sum in the course of the month; and, since that ...
— Michael, Brother of Jerry • Jack London

... fifteen months at a hospital in Cairo, and is now at the Halton Military Hospital, hoping to be sent out to France after six months' further training. She enjoyed her work in Egypt, and found many opportunities for interesting expeditions in her off-duty time. She went for camel rides to visit the tombs in the desert, had moonlight journeys to the Pyramids, and ...
— A Patriotic Schoolgirl • Angela Brazil



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