0 someone who relies on the efforts of other people and wants to have things without working for them:
People think if a man stays at home and is supported by his wife he must be a weak specimen, a bludger or such.
What did he do before? "I was just a dole bludger really," he laughs.
With everyone talking about working, I'm feeling like a bludger.
I find it quite disgusting that employers readily assume if you're off work sick you're just a bludger.
The bludger has an overall silver-green body as a juvenile, while adults have green-blue to olive green body above, becoming more silvery below.
Upon being hit by a bludger previously in the possession of an opposing beater, the player suffers the knockout effect.
Snitch refs, whilst the snitch is off field, act as an additional bludger ref.
The bludger is of intermediate importance to fisheries throughout its range, taken by hook and line and various netting methods.
