full-timer

[ fool-tahy-mer ]

noun

1. a full-time worker.

Word History and Origins

Origin of full-timer¹

1865–70, for earlier sense; full-time + -er ¹

Example Sentences

Jennifer Navarre, a full-timer on the Jeep assembly line in Toledo, Ohio, said it’s an unfair arrangement.

From Seattle Times

But Mitchell has said she’s not interested, either as a full-timer or a temp.

From Los Angeles Times

He should honor it by choosing a full-timer.

From Los Angeles Times

At 37, Rapinoe is no longer a full-timer, and so the leading role could land with 20-year-old Rodman, 18-year-old Alyssa Thompson or veteran Lynn Williams.

From Washington Post

Those are Apollo and Zeus, the latest in a line of store mascots going back 35 years to the collie Jack, Iliad’s “first four-legged full-timer.”

From Los Angeles Times