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1. (n.) loafer
a person who loafs; idler.
2. Loafer
a moccasinlike slip-on shoe.
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| Definition of 'loafer' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) idler, loafer, do-nothing, layabout, bum
person who does no work
"a lazy bum"
2. (noun) Loafer
a low leather step-in shoe; the top resembles a moccasin but it has a broad flat heel
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| Definition of 'loafer' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) loafer
one who loafs; a lazy lounger
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| Definitions of 'loafer' |
The Roycroft Dictionary |
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loafer
The man who is usually busy keeping some one else from working.
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Sense: (withaboutoraround) to pass time without doing anything in particular
They were loafing about (the street).; an idle loafer.
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 Afrikaans: leegloper |
 Arabic: مُتَسَكِّع |
 Bulgarian: безделник |
 Brazilian: vagabundo |
 Czech: povaleč |
 German: der Bummler |
 Danish: drivert |
 Greek: χασομέρης |
 Spanish: gandul, vago |
 Estonian: logard |
 Farsi: ولگرد |
 Finnish: maleksija |
 French: fainéant/-ante |
 Hebrew: בַּטלָן |
 Hindi: आवारागर्द |
 Croatian: besposličar, skitnica |
 Hungarian: léhűtő |
 Indonesian: gelandangan |
 Icelandic: slæpingi |
 Italian: bighellone |
 Japanese: 怠け者 |
 Korean: 게으름뱅이 |
 Lithuanian: dykūnas, bastūnas |
 Latvian: sliņķis; slaists; klaidon |
 Malay: kaki lepak |
 Dutch: leegloper |
 Norwegian: en som går og slenger, da |
 Polish: wałkoń |
 Persian: ولگرد |
 Pashto: بى ننګه او كوڅه ډب |
 Portuguese: vagabundo |
 Romanian: leneş |
 Russian: бездельник |
 Slovak: povaľač |
 Slovenian: lenuh |
 Serbian: danguba |
 Swedish: dagdrivare |
 Thai: คนขี้เกียจ |
 Turkish: aylak kimse |
 Taiwanese: 游手好閒者 |
 Ukrainian: ледар |
 Urdu: آوارہ گرد |
 Vietnamese: người ăn không ngồi rồi |
 Chinese: 游手好闲者 |
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