wallydrag
/ˈwɑliˌdræɡ/
noun
- A weak, lazy, or worthless person; a good-for-nothing.
- In the story, the wallydrag spent all day sleeping instead of helping his family.
- She refused to be a wallydrag and started her own business.
- The old man called the loitering teenager a wallydrag and told him to find work.
- A small, stunted, or poorly developed animal or plant.
- This wallydrag of a tomato plant barely produced any fruit.
- The farmer culled the wallydrag from the litter because it was too weak to survive.
- The runt of the puppy litter was a wallydrag, but with care it grew strong.