temp v.
to take on a job as a temporary worker, usu. a secretary.
Times 2 Oct. III: Most of the students had given as their explanation for deciding to temp: ‘To gain office experience before taking up a permanent job.’. | ||
Meantime Manager May 66: One of the biggest benefits to temping is the freedom to change jobs if one doesn't work out. | ||
Eddie’s World 10: I worked here about six months ago. Temping. | ||
Empty Wigs (t/s) 381: [S]he was temping at the 19th hole! A barmaid! |