afterwork

American  

[af-ter-wurk, ahf-] / ˈæf tərˌwɜrk, ˈɑf- /

Or after-work

adjective

1. outside work hours; taking place or done after one's regular job is finished.

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Example Sentences

It’s a happening Friday, and the place is filled both inside and out with the afterwork crowd inside and on the outdoor patio to celebrate — or bid good riddance to — the end of another workweek.

From Washington Times

The power spot in Northwest is welcoming afterwork crowds to experience its Rose Garden, which extends outwards from the Westend Bistro’s bar on the ground floor of the prestigious hotel.

From Washington Times

The man on the other side of the counter demanded money, and each message ended with an unusual twist: “#nopolice,” “#becarefull,” or “#Afterwork?”

From Washington Post

The church where you were baptized, the department store where you bought your communion dress, the high school where you finished your education, the factory where you spent your working life, the tavern where you spent your afterwork life, the house where you raised your family, the hospital where you died, and the graveyard where you were buried were all within a few miles of each other.

From Salon

Afterwork revelers in suits mix with dolled-up glitterati for drinks, laughs and the perfect amount of effortless glamour.

From Forbes