DIPTHOID

Definition

A chronically unmotivated parasite who lives rent-free with mom, can't maintain employment, and survives by mooching off anyone foolish enough to engage with them.

Example Usage

Every time he shows up, he's being a dipthoid, asking to borrow money he'll never repay.

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