caz

/ kæʒ /

adjective

1. slang.
   short for casual

Example Sentences

During lockdown, he started selling his art after his girlfriend Caz Haigh lost her retail job.

From BBC

Standing in the back and wearing matching white Dodgers-inspired jerseys that read “Gracías L.A.,” the rest of the septet waited for Caz to finish before joining in.

From Los Angeles Times

London is now one of 14 major cities across England and Scotland, including Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow, with a CAZ.

From BBC

At thrillingly precarious moments — in one, the electrician’s legs dangle above a vertigo-inducing drop — the player must squeeze both controller triggers as if Caz’s hands are clasping onto the splintering rig.

From New York Times

Nor was Caz prepared to encounter a cosmic horror that is inevitably unearthed from the bedrock.

From New York Times