never-sweat
never-sweat noun: an idle or lazy person.
Noun
never-sweat (plural never-sweats)
- An idle or lazy person.
- “If you're planning on drilling your own oil, Ms. McCullough, let me assure you there is no faster way to go bankrupt, and you'll end up living in one of those houses with the niggers and the never-sweats.”2013, Philipp Meyer, The Son, Simon & Schuster, published 2014, page 281
Forms of never-sweat
| plural | never-sweats |
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Origin of never-sweat
From never + sweat.
Questions about never-sweat
- What does never-sweat mean?
- Never-sweat means an idle or lazy person.
- What part of speech is never-sweat?
- Never-sweat is a noun.
- What is the plural of never-sweat?
- The plural of never-sweat is never-sweats.
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