skiver

Meanwhile, the media waste no opportunity to tell the country that you are merely a "scrounger" and a "skiver".

Skiver asked Vic as Scatty left them to join the fun.

Being a skiver and getting a pat on the back by socirty turns you into your own enemy.

Skiver asked Scatty who'd returned from his dangle.

Ms. Skiver said her boss at Borders was neither surprised nor angered by the move.

His daughter Cathy E. Skiver is a retired elementary school teacher.

Skiver opened his eyes wide.

He's such a skiver isn't he?

Skiver shimmied his chains with renewed delight.

At least a skiver shoul be allowed the benifit of slight poverty and hardship.

"I'm Scatty, and he's Skiver," one of them said and Vic knew they might not be wearing masks, but they were hiding behind their slang names.

For seven years, Ms. Skiver worked regularly with the publishers' group as a buyer of travel books, including the popular Rick Steve series of guides to Europe.

It must be remembered that Brinktown occupies the surface of a volcanic butte, overlooking a trackless jun- gle of quagmire, thorn, eel-vine skiver tussock.

In a small ship, it was a truism that each man depended on his opposite number; each watch upon the other; and each department upon the others: there was no room for the 'skiver'.

Though she never made formal overtures about future employment, Ms. Skiver readily expressed interest when the company called to tell her about an opening for a new national account manager to work as the sales liaison to Borders.

In the Imperial Club Bootsie and Snudge resumed their roles of snivelling skiver and bullying sergeant, with contributions from the ancient and always-bumbling dogsbody, Johnson (Clive Dunn), all under the tyrannical eye of the "Hon. Sec."