bludger — (n.) prostitute s pimp, 1856, short for bludgeoner, agent noun from BLUDGEON (Cf. bludgeon) (v.) … Etymology dictionary
bludger — This word is a form of bludgeoner. A bludgeoner (not surprisingly) was a person who carried a bludgeon a short stout stick or club . It appears in a mid nineteenth century English slang dictionary as a term for a low thief, who does not hesitate… … Australian idioms
bludger — n Australian a cadger or scrounger, a disreputable or despicable person. (A dole bludger is the Australian equivalent of the British dole scrounger .) … Contemporary slang
bludger — noun Austral./NZ informal a scrounger or idler: a dole bludger. Origin C19 (orig. Brit. sl. denoting a pimp who robbed his prostitute s clients): abbrev. of bludgeoner … English new terms dictionary
bludger — apvaliagalvė kavala statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas rūšis atitikmenys: lot. Carangoides gymnostethus angl. Bleeker’s jackfish; bludger; naked breasted trevally rus. гологрудая кавалла; круглоголовый каранкс ryšiai: platesnis … Žuvų pavadinimų žodynas
Bludger (fish) — Taxobox name = Bludger image width = regnum = Animalia phylum = Chordata classis = Actinopterygii ordo = Perciformes familia = Carangidae genus = Carangoides species = C. gymnostethus binomial = Carangoides gymnostethus binomial authority =… … Wikipedia
bludger — noun see bludge … New Collegiate Dictionary
bludger — noun A person who avoids working , or who does not do their share of work, a loafer, a hanger on, one who does not pull their weight See Also: bludge … Wiktionary
Bludger — 1. someone who imposes on others, evades responsibilities, does not do a fair share of the work, etc.; 2. lazy person; 3. (obsolete) man living on the earnings of a prostitute; a pimp (a variant of earlier thieve s slang bludgeoner a thug who… … Dictionary of Australian slang
bludger — Australian Slang 1. someone who imposes on others, evades responsibilities, does not do a fair share of the work, etc.; 2. lazy person; 3. (obsolete) man living on the earnings of a prostitute; a pimp (a variant of earlier thieve s slang… … English dialects glossary
