Front | malinger \muh-LING-gur\ |
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Back | verb To feign illness in order to avoid work. [From French malingre (sickly). Earliest documented use: 1820.] "Generally, staff did not malinger. Staff earned every penny they were paid by working seriously at their jobs. They appeared to enjoy their work and looked forward to being at work." - Azubike Uzoka; Growing Up, Growing Old; iUniverse; 2011. |
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