whole-time

English

Etymology

From whole +‎ time.

Adjective

whole-time (not comparable)

1. (especially firefighting or business) full-time
   • 1941 November, “Notes and News: Abandoning the Clogher Valley Railway”, in Railway Magazine, page 514:

     Whole-time employees with more than two years of service will be entitled to compensation, [...].

Alternative forms

• wholetime