odd-job
- s not regular or skilled
found only odd-job employment
- In London, the judge threw out Albert English's claim for $5,742 in back pay after English testified that although he had been paid for 30 hours a week as a restaurant odd-job .
- Dan, the youngest, served in France in World War I, afterward became a drifter and an odd-job man, is now living in Texas.
- That was as he wanted it; Eden prefers the reality of the Foreign Office to the grander-titled but thankless anonymity of odd-job man to Churchill.