It has descriptive content, in that it's used to refer to women who have casual sex.

The attitudes that are baked into this word – attitudes specifically about women and sexuality – are so potent that it's even used to describe women who don't have casual sex.

move on but it drives me nuts how casual people can be with punching and receiving the punch.

At a casual glance, they might look like regular pebbles, but if you ride on trains frequently, you may have noticed that regardless of the country in which you're traveling,

the railway tracks. At a casual glance,  they might look like regular pebbles,  

And you probably want to know if someone is talking about a casual basket of coconuts or the much more stressful wasp on your chin.

“Don't rain on my parade” can be used in both professional and casual situations:

style helped denim crossover from utilitarian to casual.

If it's smart casual I lean towards the smart side.

"What would Jenn wear for a casual Christmas look?"

and chances are I'm definitely gonna keep it casual.

which is like a casual way to start a conversation,

or believe that it is un-Islamic and promotes casual sex and drinking alcohol, which are prohibited in the traditional Muslim faith.

and promotes casual sex and drinking alcohol,