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lead-swinger

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lead-swinger\ˈledˌswiŋə(r)\ nounEtymology: lead (IV) + swinger (one that swings); perhaps from the belief of some sailors that the leadsman's job is an easy one chiefly Australia  : shirker, slacker; especially  : malingerer < the sick and the lame, the halt and the lead-swinger — I.L.Idriess >

Front	lead-swinger
Back	lead-swinger \ˈledˌswiŋə(r)\ noun Etymology: lead (IV) + swinger (one that swings); perhaps from the belief of some sailors that the leadsman's job is an easy one chiefly Australia : shirker , slacker ; especially : malingerer < the sick and the lame, the halt and the lead-swinger — I.L.Idriess >

Lead Swinger ˈledˌswiŋə(R Noun Etymology Lead Iv Swinger Swings