- - not black-tie
- - Not dressy
- - Freelance is not careful
- - Not concerned to phone briefly, ringing America from the east
- - Not at all formal
- - Not formal
- - Not planned
- - relaxed colleague's first as usual ignoring american
- - Like the dress code on Friday maybe
- - smart companion to relaxed clothing style
- - Informal, off-hand
- - unlike most proms
- - First two characters on campus upset us? A student's unconcerned
- - Like a gamer who plays for fun
- - J. K. Rowling's 2012 novel "The ... Vacancy"
- - Julius Caesar got rid of juries - how blas? is that?
- - cause endless chaos, with a liberal being informal
- - Occasional Australian turning up in US state
- - Uncaring, cold as usual, snubbing our lot
- - A Lucas production of The Devil May Care
- - Word before Friday or sex
- - Offhand — informal
- - ...... Friday (day when employees might wear jeans)
- - Far from formal
- - Occasional
- - Unplanned
- - Accidental.
- - Informal or nonchalant
- - Informal
- - Informal; blasé
- - Relaxed, unconcerned
- - Cursory or nonchalant
- - Like some Friday work attire
- - Julius Caesar got rid of juries - how flippant is that?
- - Informal or cursory
- - Indifferent about a city in America American backed
- - The wounded, removing constraints, relaxed
- - Invitation notation
- - Off-hand
- - ...... Friday (office tradition)
- - Such workers as have sloppy attitude?
- - Like T-shirts and jeans
- - .... Friday
- - Without formality
- - Throwaway remark from a Lucas production
- - Careless, without serious commitment
- - Opposite of black-tie
- - Offhand
- - Accidental case of toxicity rejected by A&E
- - Like fashion on bar tour
- - Like Fridays, in some offices
- - Dress option
- - Friday dress, perhaps
- - Dress for some parties
- - Marked by blithe unconcern
- - Like jeans
- - Free and easy
- - Offhand, as a remark
- - Friday dress
- - Certain dress code
- - Formal's opposite
- - Type of dress
- - Occurring by chance.
- - Off-the-cuff
- - Fortuitous
- - Random
- - Easygoing
- - Careless
- - Relaxed
- - Matter-of-fact
- - Nonchalant
- - Unconcerned
- - Blasé
- - Haphazard
- - Laid-back
- - Insouciant
- - occasional worker
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