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gen. idler ; good-for-nothing ; beach-comber ; drone ; vagabond ; fribble ; lounger ; sluggard ; wag ; bauchle ; chairwarmer (получающий жалованье) ; do-nothing ; fluff-off ; lazzarone ; loiterer ; scrimshanker ; trifler ; Weary Willie ; dawdle ; doodle ; gremlin ; scaramouch ; skulk ; spalpeen ; ne'er-do-well ; blackguard ; scapegrace ; bone-idle fellow ; faineant ; fiddle-faddles ; loom ; ne'er-do-weel ; bone-lazy fellow ; deadhead ; gadabout (Anglophile ; do-naught (Anglophile ; ringer (US alloptimistic ; lie-on-the-beach type (Randy was never the lie-on-the-beach type, so after leaving the RCMP he started working in the private sector. -- никогда не был бездельником ART Vancouver ; do nothing ; fiddle faddle ; fluff off ; good for nothing ; jerk off ; ne'er do weel ; ne'er do well ; dawdler ; truant ; work-shy ; gangrel (Pippy-Longstocking ; beat (амер. сл.) ; loafer ; dangler ; loon ; goof off ; fiddle-faddle ; laggard ; workshy (Sergei Aprelikov ; bezonian ; hang dog ; jack ; jack straw ; jak ; knave ; ragamuffin ; rakehell ; rascal ; rogue ; rowdy ; scoundrel ; sirrah ; stinkard ; under fellow ; wretch ; miser ; lazy beggar ; lazy bones ; lazy dog ; sport ; trifle ; bum (He doesn't work – he's just a bum ) ; layabout (a lazy, idle person) ; idle loafer (MichaelBurov ; flunk ; rounder ; slug ; twiddler (Muslimah amer., inf. fiddler amer., jerg. dead-beat ; dead antic. droil ; marow ; micher ; rascallion ; runnion ; rapscallion austral. bludger (MichaelBurov austral., argot sooner austral., inf. coaster de t. dog fucker (Dopler derech., amer., jerg. lazy bum ("Why don't you just go and find a job, you lazy bum?" — "Ну чего ты не пойдёшь и не устроишься где-нибудь на работу, бездельник?" ) despect. grazer (One who just grazes the fields...takes numerous smoke breaks, plays on the computer all day at work, someone who just floats throughout the day. VLZ_58 Escoc. bachle fig. a precious beagle ; pup humor. scamp ; scallawag ; ringer (US alloptimistic inf. bum ; layabout ; scalawag ; scallywag ; slacker ; do-little ; playboy ; waster ; a bad halfpenny ; couch potato (Yanick ; deadbeat ; bummer (schnuller ; moocher (schnuller ; lazy-boots (schnuller ; lazybones (schnuller ; deadbeat slouch (Taras ; jerk-off ; gaga ; patch ; beachcomber (Charlotte von Bremer ; lookie-loo (Val_Ships ; cop-out (Everyone helped as they had promised, except for one cop-out. Val_Ships inf., amer. cake-eater irland. dosser (Букв. – "завсегдатай ночлежки" Franka_LV jerg. goof-off ; deadleg (a feeble, lazy or disappointing person. "The usual crowd of airheads, phonies, deadlegs, posers, bimbos, wallies, wannabees, hangers-on and gatecrashers." (Christina Appleyard, Daily Mirror, 11 May 1989) VLZ_58 ; blow-off (Fred is such a blow-off! VLZ_58 ; goldbrick ; lead swinger (MichaelBurov ; footer ; chair-warmer ; ding-donger ; feather merchant ; gold brick ; gremmie ; gutterpup ; no-work ; piddler ; soldier ; picker (Interex ; dewdropper (Taras ; cookie pusher (I'm just looking for a cookie pusher to fire today. Я смотрю какого бездельника уволить сегодня. Interex ; lollygagger (VLZ_58 jerg.mil. pudknocker (Taras lit. scaramouche náut. bilge rat (laggard Taras vulg. hell-arounder ; hell-bender ; lazy bugger yídish. schlep (schnuller gen. effete colect. varmint ; vermin polít. idlers (bigmaxus ; loafers (bigmaxus ; loungers (bigmaxus
