lingerer

Puamana was superstitious, solitary, vain about her looks, never late, indeed fanatical in matters of punctuality, a brisk walker, not a loiterer or a lingerer.

Beard 2010

May I point out that you could be pulled over for flashing your highbeams at the left lane lingerer.

Move over Jersey drivers, Manahan takes on the left-lane lingerers 2009

On occasion, they may ask a truly recalcitrant lingerer to sign a statement acknowledging the risks of staying behind.

Archive 2005-08-01 Beach Blogger 2005

On occasion, they may ask a truly recalcitrant lingerer to sign a statement acknowledging the risks of staying behind.

Beach Evacuation (updated/corrected) Beach Blogger 2005

The intransitive very inactive verb is from the 15th-century Scottish dialect noun lungis, meaning “laggard, lingerer,” rooted in the Latin Longinus, the apocryphal name of the soldier who lanced Jesus in the side, and was influenced by longus, “long,” associated with “slow.”

The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time William Safire 2004

The intransitive very inactive verb is from the 15th-century Scottish dialect noun lungis, meaning “laggard, lingerer,” rooted in the Latin Longinus, the apocryphal name of the soldier who lanced Jesus in the side, and was influenced by longus, “long,” associated with “slow.”

The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time William Safire 2004

Then just as the gangway was about to be withdrawn, it suddenly came over her that a whole ocean was soon to roll between her and those who loved her best, and she clung to Laurie, the last lingerer, saying with a sob ...

Little Women 1921

For the listener; for the lingerer with a love glides

The Wreck of the Deutschland 1918

TARRY thou yet, late lingerer in the twilight’s glory:

A Call of the Sidhe A. E. 1913

Tarry thou yet, late lingerer in the twilight's glory

Imaginations and Reveries George William Russell 1901