Layabout (noun)

A person who avoids work and spends their time idly.

Origin:

The word 'layabout' is derived from the old english word 'lei' meaning 'lying down', and '-bout' meaning 'spending time'. it is used to describe a person who avoids work and spends their time idly.

Examples:

  1. The layabout spends his days lounging in the park and doesn't seem to have any ambition.
  2. The layabout's lack of motivation is a source of frustration for his family and friends.
  3. Despite repeated attempts to find work, the layabout remains unemployed and content with his lazy lifestyle.
  4. The layabout's lack of responsibility is starting to cause problems for those around him.
  5. Many people view the layabout as a burden on society and a waste of potential.
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