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malinger \muh-LING-guhr\, intransitive verb:
To feign or exaggerate illness or inability in order to avoid
duty or work.
posted by workhate at 3/15/2004 02:56:00 pm
3/15/2004
malinger \muh-LING-guhr\, intransitive verb:
To feign or exaggerate illness or inability in order to avoid
duty or work.
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