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ˈlay·about SAM. slabš. pog.

layabout

lenuh(inja) m. spol (ž. spol)

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He had a total and utter disdain for layabouts and do-nothings, but a generosity that would make most modern-day philanthropists pale in comparison.

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First, cut into employment insurance in order to give layabouts an incentive to move.

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Part of the charm of the over-privileged bunch of layabouts we grew to love was their utter inability to learn from their frequent mistakes.

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It emerged in the early 20th century to describe a layabout and developed a stronger strain, implying the person was a thug or petty criminal.

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He may have been a bit of a layabout.

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Keen to prove he isn't some layabout toff, he reels off the companies he's set up.

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Positions were also endowed for 36 "sopistas" or "capigorrones" (the names mean, respectively, eaters of thin soup and layabouts), 12 each in grammar, arts, theology.

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The only thing worse than a layabout is a narc.

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All this for a man who confessed at the hearing that he was a layabout.

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She blames the media for misrepresenting the squatting community as made up of drug addicts and layabouts.

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