Loafer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOAFER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a lazy person; a shoe like a moccasin for casual wear
• a person who avoids work and spends their time idly.
• a leather shoe shaped like a moccasin, with a flat heel
• One who loafs; a lazy lounger.
• person who does no work
• a low leather step-in shoe; the top resembles a moccasin but it has a broad flat heel
• idler
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that loafs

Words related to LOAFER

idler6 loaferish15 loafers10

Words that contain LOAFER

loafers10 loaferish15

How to use LOAFER in a sentence

• When I had crossed the road at the Houses of Parliament, two men, apparently of the loafer class, had crossed too.
• Downing, Mike was simply an unamiable loafer, who did nothing for the school and apparently had none of the healthy instincts which should be implanted in the healthy boy.
• A celebrated loafer there determined upon showing him That he once had the pleasure and the privilege of knowing him.
• He said I was a loafer and for work had no desire, And so, to do him justice, I set his shed on fire.
• Arthur did nothing at all but sit in the shade and smoke a pipe, and this in spite of the fact that he did not look like a loafer.
• They would bring the idle loafer, who scorns you now as something too low for even his kisses, hanging about your heels and whispering in your ears.
• But the difficulty is for the indolent, the dreamy, the fastidious, the loafer, the vagabond.
• He hurried to his chamber and was down again in a few minutes dressed as a common loafer.
• I mean only that, in describing him, it is but just for me to say that he is a worker and not a loafer.
• The schoolmaster was a ragged-looking loafer, dressed in grey.
• Brawling in public like any saloon loafer, and getting in jail and all.
• The word in this sense has fallen into disuse, and now is used for a beggar or loafer, one who gets his living in more or less questionable ways.
• I felt that I could hardly blame her if she got the idea that I was a worthless loafer or tramp.
• The fellow looked like an habitual criminal, or at least like a confirmed loafer.
• His reputation is that of a lazy, good-for-nothing, disreputable dead beat and loafer.
• When I meet a man who is a loafer and a destroyer, I know he is alien to me.
• The governor appointed a loafer fellow, in the early days, Port Warden.
• For this service, Dodge is believed to have paid each young loafer the sum of twenty dollars, with a promise of eighty more apiece after they had told their tales in court.
• Courtier and student, tradesman and freeman, thief and prostitute, beggar and loafer, all were alike carried by an indignation which launched them on a maelstrom of enthusiasm.
• Although Jim usually led the life of a loafer and had never supported his mother, he was affectionately devoted to her and always kindly and good-natured.
• The outer end of it had been carried upon the lock-side by some chance or blunder, and there some idle loafer had thrown the looped bight of it over a hawser-post.

Similar words containing LOAF without suffix er

loaf7 loafs8 loafed10 cobloaf14 loafers10 loafing11 nutloaf10 loafings12 meatloaf13 loaferish15 sugarloaf13

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