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Noun: skulker  skúl-ku(r)
  1. Someone shirking their duty by feigning illness or incapacity
    "The sergeant suspected the soldier was a skulker";
    - malingerer, shammer
     
  2. Someone waiting in concealment
    "The skulker hid in the shadows, waiting for the right moment to strike";
    - lurker, lurcher [archaic]

Derived forms: skulkers

Type of: shirker, slacker [US, informal], waiter

Encyclopedia: Skulker