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Meanings of slacker in English
Portuguese
slacker generation Catalan
manta A person who shirks his work or duty (especially one who tries to evade military service in wartime)
Usage of slacker in English
1
The last end of the partial slacker is generally a sad one.
2
The current was a little slacker here as the river was wider.
3
That close-gripped jaw and salient chin did not belong to a slacker.
4
Emery's fans claimed this was because their slacker hero had been sidelined.
5
Dave is a likable slacker who seems to be drifting through life.
6
She married a slacker when I lay half dead on the battlefield!
7
They'll be saying you're a slacker if you don't make a noise.
8
Scott is a dope-smoking slacker, sponging off his mother and kid sister.
9
If you want it spoiled in exhaustive detail, click the link below, slacker.
10
It wasn't that Ellis O'Reilly was a slacker or anything; on the contrary.
11
The doctors all think I'm a slacker because I keep dozing off .
12
Yet the pervading mood is not one of slacker apathy but joyful optimism.
13
At last the stream of wounded grew slacker and finally ceased to flow.
14
The name is, however, extracted, and the partial slacker strides to the arena.
15
A slacker can also achieve great things in life guys .
16
Not being a slacker like Jernigan, Officer Mendez took the time to check.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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