nine-to-five v.
to lead a regular, routine (working) life.
![]() | Crust on its Uppers 25: Better than nine-to-fiving it, sex, cocktails and rows in a pseudo-tudo cottage. | |
![]() | Dealer 117: ‘Jimmy always aspired to be a hustler,’ a friend said. ‘Even when he was nine-to-fiving’. | |
![]() | Crongton Knights 187: He looked like someone who nine-to-fived at a bank. |