pelandrone.
idler, loafer, slacker, lazybones
Meaning & usage
idler, loafer, slacker, lazybones
Where this word comes from
Of uncertain origin. First recorded in standard Italian in the late 19th century via Northern military conscripts. Proposed derivations include: # A Northern blend of Piedmontese plandra (“dissolute woman”) + landrone (“loafer”). # A derivative of palandrana (“loose gown”), via Old French houppelande, from remaining in lounging attire. # An allotrope of poltrone (“lazy person”), ultimately from Latin pullus (“foal”).
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