sloucher

"My fastball is not 90 miles an hour, but it's no sloucher.

The greasiest sloucher of the lot, the one with the bunched-up face, turned out to be the filmmaker himself.

"If I drink another coke," said the sloucher in the armchair, "I'll go into shock."

He was a professional sloucher, dressed in an orange T-shirt, Army shorts and sneakers, with a mop of brown hair.

"When we'll probably get a despatch," said the sloucher, "to proceed to Truk and sweep mines."

If you're a 9-to-5 sloucher, the best chair you can buy for your home office is one with the right lumbar support, height and armrest adjustments and backrest tilt.

He was a dark Indian looking Mexican American boy, wiry and strong looking but with the concave chest of the perpetual sloucher ... terribly handsome in spite of his attitude.

If Mrs. Rell comes across as the kindly principal whose correct behavior and patient tone make students want to sit up straight, Ms. Moody is the sassy hallway monitor who catches the lone sloucher.

It is mentioned in a poem in Hugh MacDiarmid's poetry collection The golden treasury of Scottish poetry which goes, "the sloucher of them was lying in Ach' an Todhair.

And Daddy walked in from work one day into his perfect home with the high ceilings, green lawn and pool out back, and saw a stranger, a world-weary sloucher with black hair and nails and a bull ring through her nose.

No sloucher himself, Tinker Jr. was an all-state selection as basketball player, football player, and an All-American in track and field at Central Linn High School, leading to him being named as the 1970 Johnny Carpenter Prep Athlete of the Year for Oregon high schoolers.