dosser
/ˈdɑsər/
noun
- A person who sleeps in cheap accommodations or on the streets; a homeless person.
- The shelter provides meals and a bed for dossers in the winter.
- The police moved the dossers from the park bench early in the morning.
- He lived as a dosser for years before finding a steady job.
- A lazy person who avoids work; an idler.
- Stop being a dosser and help me clean the garage.
- She's no dosser; she works two jobs to support her family.
- His boss called him a dosser because he never finished his tasks.
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