ADJECTIVE
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(especially of clothing) made in standard sizes and available from merchandise in stock
ready-to-wear clothes
a ready-made jacket
How To Use off-the-shelf In A Sentence
- Normally, when we refer to the term "bricked", we mean it in a negative way, but Dutch maker Guus Oosterbaan managed to turn this negative into a positive by using a cheesy off-the-shelf Pong console after gutting it to wrap it all up in some duct tape, followed by embedding it within a concrete block. Ubergizmo
- An off-the-shelf public-key cryptosystem (e.g. RSA) would suit their purposes just fine. What Do Real Thugs Think of The Wire? Part Five - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com
- They may remove the insoles that are in the boot and replace them with soft off-the-shelf orthotics to improve the fit and the alignment of your foot within the boot.
- Current miniaturized off-the-shelf computers cannot handle that computational load.
- In collaboration with friend and plantsman Tony, he has transformed the grounds using simple off-the-shelf accessories and masses of plants.
- All kinds of drugs can be abused, including illegal drugs (Cocaine, heroin), prescription drugs (tranquilizers or pain killers) and off-the-shelf medicines like cough mixtures.
- You may decide to evaluate off-the-shelf software for particularly risky elements.
- While there is no off-the-shelf method for writing scenarios, we later provide some rules of thumb or guidelines for this activity.
- Can't get off-the-shelf ones as have strange astigmatic prescription probably resulting from too much time spent at computer screens. Archive 2007-01-01
- The challenge has been to find a more or less off-the-shelf, self-loading shotgun that would meet stringent standards for effectiveness, reliability and maintainability at a reasonable price.