0 to pretend to be ill in order to avoid having to work: --
And is he really ill or just malingering?
1 to pretend to be ill in order to avoid having to work: --
As private investigators, we can help businesses identify dishonest and malingering employees.
They weren't sure if she was really ill, or just malingering.
Why is it that the charge is made against the miner that he will malinger and not do a fair day's work?
Surely any case against malingering at that time does not apply to the orphans.
The degree of malingering, it was said, will be so great.
I have felt delighted on many occasions that he has resisted the charge made of malingering on the part of people drawing benefits.
A man does not malinger unless he is going to get material benefit from doing so.
How many of those who have been charged with malingering and with being work-shy and with standing at the street corners, are ex-service men?
That is the reference to malingering—a special procedure for the malingerer.
What does the solicitor do when the registrar has refused to grant a certificate because the man is alleged to be malingering?