loiterer's Usage Examples:

Modern Téraḥ / Táraḥ Tiberian Téraḥ / Tāraḥ, "ibex, wild goat", or "wanderer; loiterer") is a place mentioned in the Book of Numbers of the Hebrew Bible.

the fact that the lead character (a former soldier) is mistaken for a loiterer and harassed by local law enforcement.

a goat roaming the streets of Bansha and, presuming her to be either a loiterer or a prostitute ('Stholler', as used in the poem, has both of these definitions).

A policeman on patrol stops to question the loiterer, and Bob tells the patrolman his story.

hands in pockets, shuffling his feet occasionally, and looking more like a loiterer than a band member.

Another is based on the literal sense of the word akamates (= flaneur, or loiterer), because during the Ottoman Era the temple was used only once a year,.

na Bà Brice (port of the speckled cow) and Òb an Deallaire (bay of the loiterer).

to use the contents of her mop bucket to "expedite the movement of the loiterer".

as a ticket to procure admittance, and also to distinguish him from any loiterer that might endeavor to obtain a sitting after business had begun.

Synonyms:

poke; drone; lingerer; trailer; lagger; dawdler; laggard;

Antonyms:

fast;