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- noun Plural form of
slackard .
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Examples
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DEAR READER: The "slackards" have aced a couple of lessons without studying.
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If you are unemployed they cut benefits and let you starve, no extensions to you slackards if you were really looking for work and not sipping beer and watching the widescreen, you would have found a job easily within 6 months.
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And every bit as much as the liberals, Democrats, progressives, minorities, lesbians, gays, transsexuals, union workers, and slackards that make up the cultural stew that is America.
Think Progress » Limbaugh’s ‘Cheap And Disingenuous’ Call For People To Jam Congressional Phonelines 2010
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And who would really choose to have beggars and slackards sleeping in doorways, if they could be out doing useful work-and at least, as slaves, they would not be drinking, robbing, causing trouble in the street.
The Eagle And The Nightingale Lackey, Mercedes 1995
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Why aren't the Panthers 'games on my calendar yet, you slackards??
Blog on the Run: Reloaded Lex 2010
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Why aren't the Panthers 'games on my calendar yet, you slackards??
Blog on the Run: Reloaded Lex 2010
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Meanwhile, I am thinking of how much I will have to sacrifice financially to send these two slackards to college, and my head is about to explode.
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It is always too bad when Congress becomes such a bunch of layabouts, louts, and slackards that they combine over one hundred bills that have never had a hearing with several dozen that have, and pass them as a package.
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Of course all five of you must have significant parts; we don't tolerate slackards. "
Harpy Thyme Anthony, Piers, 1934- 1994
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