loafer
11loafer — ‘Get up, you lazy loafer,’ says a woman to a man in Like Any Other Man, by Patrick Boyle. A loafer is one who loafs about, something which obviously has no connection with a loaf of bread. In Swedish lofdag means a leave day or holiday: Dutch… …
12Loafer — Mocassin Pour les articles homonymes, voir Mocassin (homonymie). Mocassins amérindiens, Amérique du Nord (British Museum) …
13loafer — UK [ˈləʊfə(r)] / US [ˈloʊfər] noun [countable] Word forms loafer : singular loafer plural loafers 1) a low leather shoe that you slip on and do not need to tie 2) informal someone who loafs around …
14loafer — noun a) An idle person. b) A shoe with no laces, resembling a moccasin. Syn: bum, bumpkin, footler, idler, lout …
15Loafer® — Loa|fer® [ loʊfɐ], der; s, [engl. Loafer®, eigtl. = Faulenzer, Müßiggänger, viell. zu dt. mundartl. loofen = laufen]: nach dem Schnitt des Mokassins gefertigter Lederschuh mit flachem Absatz …
16loafer — loaf|er [ˈləufə US ˈloufər] n [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: Probably from German landläufer homeless person who moves from place to place , from land land + läufer runner ] 1.) Loafer trademark a flat leather shoe that does not need to be fastened… …
17Loafer® — Loa|fer® [ ləufə] der; s, <aus gleichbed. engl. loafer, viell. zu dt. Landläufer> nach dem Schnitt des Mokassins gefertigter Lederschuh mit flachem Absatz …
18loafer — n. 1 an idle person. 2 (Loafer) propr. a leather shoe shaped like a moccasin with a flat heel. Etymology: perh. f. G Landlaumlufer vagabond …
19Loafer — n. 1 an idle person. 2 (Loafer) propr. a leather shoe shaped like a moccasin with a flat heel. Etymology: perh. f. G Landlaumlufer vagabond …
20loafer wolf — noun see loafer II …
