off-the-peg

[awf-th uh-peg, of-]

adjective British.

ready-to-wear.

Origin of off-the-peg

First recorded in 1875–80

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British Dictionary definitions for off-the-peg

off-the-peg

adjective

(of clothing) ready to wear; not produced especially for the person buying

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