lurdane
/ˈlɜrdeɪn/
noun
- Variant spelling of 'lurdan'; a lazy, dull, or worthless person (archaic).
- The lurdane sat in the corner while others worked.
- He was called a lurdane by the villagers for his constant idleness.
- The old tale spoke of a lurdane who would not lift a finger.
adjective
- Variant spelling of 'lurdan'; lazy, sluggish, or stupid (archaic).
- His lurdane behavior annoyed everyone in the house.
- She gave the lurdane boy a stern look and told him to get up.
- The lurdane ox refused to pull the plow.