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Answer for the clue "Like some wages ", 6 letters:
hourly

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Word definitions for hourly in dictionaries

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 15c. (adv.); 1510s (adj.), from hour + -ly (2).

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
a. 1 That happens every hour 2 Non-salaried, blue-collared adv. At intervals of an hour. n. Something produced each hour.

Usage examples of hourly.

In that case she who had showed a brave front to Basterga all these months, who had not blenched before the daily and hourly persecution to which she had been exposed in her home, was not likely to succumb to the senile advances of a man who might be her grandfather!

A negro, by the name of Jones, exhibiting not long since in Philadelphia, gave hourly exhibitions of his ability to swallow with impunity pieces of broken glass and china.

But the odors and noises and arguments with other boatmen were no damper to the excitement of knowing that Inwit was hourly nearer.

At their feet is a tangle of fungi, mosses, ferns, trailers, lilies, nibongs, reeds, canes, rattans, a dense and lavish undergrowth, in which reptiles, large and small, riot most congenially, and in which broods of mosquitoes are hourly hatched, to the misery of man and beast.

And where can I get a manicurist and an hourly supply of chocolates, and where can I buy silk yarns?

They kept a lookout on the midmast, though those had to be changed hourly because of the nip of the wind.

The deacon Theodosius, with the bishop and clergy, was dragged in chains from the altar to Palermo, cast into a subterraneous dungeon, and exposed to the hourly peril of death or apostasy.

I should strongly recommend a strict hourly attention to the thermometrical state of the water at the surface, in all parts where ships are exposed to the dangerous concussion of sailing icebergs, as a principal means of security.

This had been promoted by the example hourly ringing in their ears of vernile scurrility.

Thanks to the control possessed by the Parmenter Syndicate over the Atlantic cables and the aerograph system of the world, he was kept daily, sometimes hourly, acquainted with everything that was happening.

Drinking the water of the Nile, eating the crumbs of dourha bread she had brought from the hospital, getting an onion from a field, chewing shreds of sugarcane, hiding by day and trudging on by night, hourly growing weaker, she struggled towards Beni Souef.

After all, she was working out of a room at La Casita, charging hourly rates.

Arnould Fabrice had kept Agnes de Lucines in France these days, even though she was in hourly peril of arrest.

No wine appeared, only Septa Unella, making her hourly visit to ask if the queen was ready to confess.

That he could not, however, help complaining a little against the peculiar severity of his fate, which brought the news of so great a calamity to him by surprize, and that at a time when he hourly expected the severest blow he was capable of feeling from the malice of fortune.