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looder
What does looder mean?
A loser, fool or awkward person. Munster slang.
"Don't be such a looder, just ask her out."
Origin
Munster Hiberno-English, possibly from Irish 'liúdramán' (idler).
Frequently asked questions
What does 'looder' mean?
It is Munster slang for a loser, fool or awkward person.
Where does 'looder' come from?
It is Munster Hiberno-English, possibly derived from the Irish word 'liúdramán', meaning an idler.
How do you use 'looder'?
As a light insult or nudge, e.g. 'Don't be such a looder, just ask her out.'
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