disliked loafers on the job.
A strong man is not willing to be a loafer or sponger.
crackheads, loafers, and general Nineties low life.
He is a notorious loafer, always avoiding work.
She accused him of being a loafer who never contributes.
The lazy loafer spent the whole day lying on the couch.
Don't be a loafer, get up and do something productive!
He's nothing but a loafer, always looking for excuses to avoid work.
The loafer lounged around the house all day, accomplishing nothing.
She called him a loafer for spending hours on end watching TV.
The loafer was fired from his job due to his constant tardiness.
He's a loafer who never takes responsibility for his actions.
The company cannot afford to keep a loafer on the payroll.
Sorry. You and he have the same loafers.
I have a church's loafer, beaten to filth.
Maybe I should have worn my loafers then, dressed down a little bit.
And our last example for jargon to describe others is social loafer.
Do they come in a box that says Sperry penny loafers?
Oh, I am quaking in my loafers.
All right, I don't have the Sperry loafers in your size, but I do have the Hush Puppies.
So, we need to get you lighter in those rental loafers.
It invented the penny loafer – also known as the Weejun – in 1936.
Bstuer Brown Just don't get too big for your loafers, Buster Brown.
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