Definition
Definition of piddler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He's such a piddler, always avoiding real work.
2.
prison workDated US prisoner working in a craft shopDated US
- The piddler crafted beautiful items in the prison shop.
Origin of piddler
English, piddle (to urinate) + -er (agent noun)
Examples of piddler in a sentence
Avoid being a piddler and focus on your tasks. The warden assigned the piddler to make leather goods. Each piddler in the workshop had a unique skill.
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- French:perd-temps, artisan détenu, ...
- German:Trödler, Werkstattgefangener, ...
- Italian:perditempo, detenuto artigiano, ...
- Spanish:holgazán, artesano, ...
- Portuguese:perdedor de tempo, prisioneiro artesão, ...
- Chinese:磨蹭鬼, 工艺作坊囚犯, ...
- Japanese:ぐずぐず屋, 工芸囚人, ...
- Arabic:مضيّع للوقت, سَجِين يَعْمَل فِي وَرْشَة الْأَشْغَال الْيَدَوِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מְבַזְבֵּז זְמַן, עובד מלאכה בכלא, ...
- Russian:бездельник, заключенный-ремесленник, ...
- Ukrainian:марнотратник часу, в'язень-ремісник, ...
- Hindi:समय बर्बाद करने वाला, कैदी कारीगर, ...
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