Crossword clues for loafer
loafer
- Wastrel - shoe
- Shape of real bum
- Shoe style
- Comfy shoe
- Shoe type
- Lazy person
- Comfortable shoe
- Work shirker
- Habitually idle person
- Hammock occupant
- Casual Friday shoe
- Shoe sporting a penny, once
- Wastrel — shoe
- Slacker's shoe?
- Shoe without laces
- Preppy shoe
- Place for a penny, perhaps
- Penny holder
- Leisure wear
- Slip-on shoe
- Casual shoe
- Couch potato
- Cousin of a moccasin
- Mule alternative
- Deadbeat
- Hardly a workaholic
- Good-for-nothin'
- Kick-around shoe
- The top resembles a moccasin but it has a broad flat heel
- (trademark) a low leather step-in shoe
- Person who does no work
- Shoe for 17 Across?
- Certain shoe
- Workaholic's antithesis
- Informal footwear
- Fainéant
- One idly passing time arranging flora around the end of June
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Loafer \Loaf"er\, n. [G. l["a]ufer a runner, Prov. G. laufer, lofer, fr. laufen to run. See Leap.]
One who loafs; a lazy lounger.
--Lowell.A type of shoe without laces which can be easily slipped on or off; -- originally a trademark; as, he bought a new pair of loafers.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"idler, person who loafs," 1830, of uncertain origin, often regarded as a variant of land loper (1795), a partial loan-translation of German Landläufer "vagabond," from Land "land" + Läufer "runner," from laufen "to run" (see leap (v.)). But OED finds this connection "not very probable." As a type of shoe, 1937. Related: Loafers.
Wiktionary
n. 1 An idle person. 2 A shoe with no laces, resembling a moccasin.
WordNet
n. person who does no work; "a lazy bum" [syn: idler, do-nothing, layabout, bum]
a low leather step-in shoe; the top resembles a moccasin but it has a broad flat heel
Wikipedia
Loafer is a 1973 Bollywood film directed by A. Bhimsingh. The film stars Dharmendra, Mumtaz, Padma Khanna, K.N. Singh.
The film was a "Hit" at the box office and ranked 7th in top grossers on 1973.
Loafer is a 2011 Oriya film written & directed by Ashok Pati. Babushan, Archita Sahu, and Budhaditya play the lead roles. Sunil Panda produced the film while Goodly Ratha scored the film soundtrack and background score. The film is a remake of the Telugu film Happy starring Allu Arjun & Genelia.
Loafer may refer to:
- loafer a type of shoe.
- In some Indian languages/cultures the word loafer refers to a rogue or rowdy.
Loafer is a 1996 Indian Bollywood film directed by David Dhawan and produced by Surinder Kapoor and Sarang Sonalkar. It stars Anil Kapoor and Juhi Chawla in pivotal roles. The film was a remake of the superhit Telugu film titled Assembly Rowdy (1991) starring Divya Bharti and Mohan Babu which was remake of 1990 in Tamil film Velai Kidaichuduchu.
Loafer is a suspense thriller Nepali film based on the story of unemployed people. It stars Aryan Sigdel, Dayahang Rai, Sushil Raj Pandey, Kamal Mani Nepal, Anupam Sharma and Sagar Lamsal Chettri, as well as debutant Rajani KC.The movie was released in maximum number of theatres in Nepalese history.Although a movie did an average business,it was appreciated by audience and film makers.
Lofar is a Telugu film directed by Puri Jagannadh. It features Varun Tej and Disha Patani in the lead roles while Revathi and Posani Krishna Murali appear in crucial supporting roles. The film was officially launched on 8 July 2015 in Hyderabad., Earlier makers revealed the first look posters and trailer of the movie which received good response in the social media. Varun Tej will be seen in the powerful performance and in a mass avatar.
The film was released on 17 December 2015 in more than 750 screens across the globe and received mixed reviews from critics.
Usage examples of "loafer".
But in no country is the minority nobler, but smaller also, and the horde more caddish than in Holland and in imagination I often see the Neapolitan tramp and loafer stand out as a prince or nobleman among the inmates of a Dutch village inn, or hall for more respectable entertainment.
Prosecutors, witnesses, officials, policemen, detectives, undetected, pressmen, barristers, loafers, clerks, cadgers, jurymen.
His baggy, cuffless black trousers had originated with some other army, probably the Russian, but his tan loafers were distinctly unmilitary.
Cole Haan loafers, and tortoiseshell specs they love to take off and nibble the arm of, plus always a uniform self-seriousness that reminds you of every overachieving dweeb you ever wanted to kick the ass of in school.
Flats, heels, high heels, platforms, pumps, toe shoes, slippers, clogs, sling backs, loafers, moccasins, wedgies, oxfords, saddle oxfords, sneakers, sandals, go-go boots, Beatles boots, Birkenstocks, mules, Wallabees, granny boots, thongs, flip-flops, Timberlands, desert boots, Docksiders, cycling shoes, track shoes, huaraches, scuba flippers, wing tips, riding boots, Top-siders, espadrilles, high tops, golf shoes, stilettos, bowling shoes, snowshoes, clown shoes, Capezios, spikes, orthopedics, bucks, wading boots, ballet slippers, harem slippers, Japanese geta, Mary Janes, Hush Puppies, hiking boots, sabots, tap shoes, and galoshes.
There may have been in the Army some habitual corner loafer, some fistic champion of the bar-room and brothel, some Terror of Plug Uglyville, who was worth the salt in the hard tack he consumed, but if there were, I did not form his acquaintance, and I never heard of any one else who did.
And there had been this young hobbledehoy from Canvey Island there with his mates, and they had been Mods Ivy-shop loafers, parkas, the whole business.
Navy hopsack blazer, gray slacks, white shirt, maroon tie, brown loafers.
Appearing the the suite of rooms I maintained at the top of the Lorica Industries corporate citadel, 1 left Crowley to call Jytte while I took a shower and dressed in jeans, an aquamarine shirt and a pair of docksider loafers.
As they dropped down into the mid-stream the hands from the other boats in port joined the loafers and lumpers on the wharves and cheered.
Looking lovely and man-about the-house in moonlight and penny loafers, he picked up the screen and brought it back to rehang it.
Any of these loafers who are taking the sun, any of these winos in this alley or the sleepy-faced rith smokers on that stoop, any could be Subjects of Cant.
The foreigners sit in his parlor, hissing over him, leaving offensive films of sebum on everything they touch, trying to see him through this phase, clearly impatient with what they feel are the tastes of a loafer and vulgarian.
The bulk of the spectators consisted of rejected talesmen, witnesses, law clerks, professional court loafers and women seeking emotional sensations which they had not the courage or the means to satisfy otherwise.
As usual, two or three loafers were hanging about here, exchanging blasphemies and filthy vocables, but, even if they recognised him, there was not much fear of their giving assistance to the police.