rack job1
/ˈrak dʒɒb/rare
noun
= rack-jobbing. Usually attributive.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in JEMF Quarterly. From rack + job, after rack-jobbing, rack-jobber.
rack-job2
/ˈrakdʒɒb/rare
verb
[no object] To supply goods on a rack-jobbing basis. Also with object: to supply with goods on such a basis.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in The Economist. From rack + job, after rack-jobbing, rack-jobber.
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