0 a route that a milkman takes regularly or every day to take milk to the homes of customers:
Dad had a milk round and used to get up really early.
1 a series of visits that large companies make to universities in order to tell students about job opportunities in their companies when they leave university:
Notably there is no annual 'milk round' of potential applicants to the music industries.
He would still get the same compensation for his milk round, although it would not be very much because he would be a short-term tenant.
It has taken him years to build up this milk round.
That would undermine the viability of the milk round.
Reports appear in the press of a skilled toolmaker working on a milk round.
As it happens, included in his milk round has been the local police station.
It has other similar, but surprising, interests, such as a cycle track, a milk round, and a cinema, to mention but a few.
In that case the workpeople will not get their milk quickly but will have to wait until the end of the milk round.
