frowster

English

Etymology

From frowst +‎ -er.

Noun

frowster (plural frowsters)

  1. One who frowsts; one who prefers to stay indoors where it is warm and cosy.
    • 2005, John W. Childs, Ramblings of a Rolling Stone (page 75)
      These were people who hid in dark locker rooms rather than go outside into the healthy, sometimes forty below, air. Frowsters were not punished, but shamed into going outside.
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