lurdan
/ˈlɜrdən/
noun
- A lazy, dull, or worthless person (archaic; rarely used in modern English).
- In old stories, the lurdan was always sleeping by the fire.
- No one wanted to hire the lurdan, who spent his days doing nothing.
- The king called his lazy son a lurdan for refusing to work.
adjective
- Lazy, sluggish, or stupid (archaic).
- The lurdan servant never finished his chores on time.
- She scolded her lurdan horse for refusing to move.
- His lurdan attitude got him fired from the job.