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1. (n.) layabout
a lazy or idle person; loafer.
Etymology: (1930–35)
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1. (noun) idler, loafer, do-nothing, layabout, bum
person who does no work
"a lazy bum"
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Sense: a lazy, idle person.
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 Afrikaans: leeglêer |
 Arabic: شَخْص كَسْلان |
 Bulgarian: безделник |
 Brazilian: vagabundo |
 Czech: povaleč |
 German: der Gammler |
 Danish: dagdriver |
 Greek: χασομέρης |
 Spanish: holgazán, vago |
 Estonian: laiskvorst |
 Farsi: ولگرد؛ بی عار |
 Finnish: vetelehtijä |
 French: fainéant/-ante |
 Hebrew: הוֹלֵך-בָּטֵל |
 Hindi: लोफर |
 Croatian: ljenivac |
 Hungarian: naplopó |
 Indonesian: pemalas |
 Icelandic: slæpingi |
 Italian: fannullone |
 Japanese: 怠け者 |
 Korean: 게으름쟁이 |
 Lithuanian: dykūnas |
 Latvian: slaists; slīmests |
 Malay: pemalas |
 Dutch: leegloper |
 Norwegian: latsabb |
 Polish: próżniak |
 Persian: ولگرد؛ بی عار |
 Pashto: كوڅه ډب،بى ننګه |
 Portuguese: vagabundo |
 Romanian: leneş |
 Russian: бездельник |
 Slovak: povaľač |
 Slovenian: postopač |
 Serbian: lezilebović |
 Swedish: dagdrivare |
 Thai: คนขี้เกียจ |
 Turkish: aylak, avare kimse |
 Taiwanese: 游手好閒的人 |
 Ukrainian: гультяй, гульвіса |
 Urdu: سست ، کاہل شخص |
 Vietnamese: người vô công rồi nghề |
 Chinese: 游手好闲之徒，懒惰者 |
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