A lazy fellow, a sluggard: a term of reproach.
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| 释义 | the world > action or operation > inaction > disinclination to act or listlessness > sloth or laziness > [noun] > lazy person (129) caynard1303 A lazy fellow, a sluggard: a term of reproach. sluggard1398 One who is naturally or habitually slow, lazy, or idle; one who is disinclined for work or exertion of any kind; a slothful or indolent person. luskc1420 An idle or lazy fellow; a sluggard. slugc1425 A slow, lazy fellow; a sluggard. †Also personified, slothfulness. truantc1449 A lazy, idle person; esp. a child who absents himself from school without leave; hence figurative, one who wanders from an appointed place or… dawa1500 figurative. Applied contemptuously to persons. A lazy person, sluggard. hummel?a1513 A drone; a lazy fellow. rook?a1513 In extended use. A derogatory term for: a disreputable, greedy, garrulous, or slovenly person. Obsolete. wallydraigle?a1513 A lazy, unkempt, or slovenly person; a good-for-nothing, a slob, a slattern. sloven1523 A lazy or idle person. Obsolete. dronea1529 A person who does little or no useful work, or who lives off others; a lazy person. draw latch1538 A person who or animal which dawdles or lags behind. Obsolete (English regional in later use). slim1548 A lanky, lazy, worthless, or despicable person. Obsolete. slouk1570 An idle, lazy fellow. do-nothing1579 A person who does nothing; an idler. bumbiea1585 Probably either: a blundering or incompetent person; = bumbler, n.1; (or) a lazy, feckless person; = bummill baty, n. do-little1586 A person who does little; a lazy person. Also: something ineffective. Now rare. lazybones1593 A lazy person. luskin1593 = lusk, n. do-naught1594 A person who does nothing, an idler, a do-nothing; (also) a person who does no good, a good-for-nothing; spec. †the devil (obsolete). loiter-sack1594 a lazy, lumpish fellow. bed-presser1598 lazy lizard1600 a term of reproach applied to a slothful person. lazy-back1611 A sluggard. Obsolete. fainéant1618 One who does nothing; an idler. Often with allusion to the rois fainéants, ‘sluggard kings’, a designation of the later Merovingians. nothing-do1623 a person who does nothing, a layabout. trivant1624 = truant, n. adj. slothful1648 As n. A lazy person, a sluggard. lolpoop1661 A lazy, idle drone. tool1699 figurative. (esp. qualified by poor or the like.) An unskilful workman; a shiftless person. slang or dialect. haggis1822 figurative and extended uses of sense 1a. derogatory. In Scottish usage: a lazy, ineffectual, or stupid person. Also in other of varieties of… lazy-boots1832 = lazybones, n. lazy-legs1838 = lazybones, n. poke1847 regional (chiefly U.S.). A slow or lazy person, a dawdler; a fool. never-sweat1851 An idle or lazy person; (also) a person whose occupation is considered to require little effort. slob1876 A person who is (habitually) lazy, slovenly, careless, or untidy, esp. with regard to physical exercise, personal hygiene and appearance, etc. bum1882 derogatory. A worthless or contemptible person; a lazy or irresponsible person. haggis bag1892 depreciative. In Scottish usage: a lazy, foolish, or ineffectual person; a windbag. Also in other varieties of English: a Scottish person. Cf. haggis… lollop1896 A trifling lazy person. trouble-shirker1908 warb1933 A lazy, unkempt, or contemptible person (see also quot. 1959). fuck-off1948 A person who shirks responsibilities or duties; a lazy or apathetic person. poop-butt1967 a contemptible or lazy person. Subcategories:— group of (1) — loutish or stupid (7) — fat (2) — an idler or loafer (64) — lying late in bed (3) — depending on others for support (3) — in luxurious ease (6) |
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