verb(Austral. & N.Z. informal)slack, skive(Brit. informal), idle, shirk, gold-brick(U.S. slang), bob off(Brit. slang), scrimshank(Brit. military slang)He was sacked for bludging on the job.
Asked about this by Reuters, Johnson denied that his message on immigration had changed, saying he had always been "pro-immigrant" but that "there are people who scrounge and who bludge and who loaf and who leech and I don't want to see it".
Unfortunately, I think for most people, the arts in education is just that--a fun bludge lesson you do on Friday afternoons to get the kids off your back when all you want to do is go down to the pub.
For central black holes from a million to many billions of times the mass of our sun, the black hole's mass is about one one-thousandth of the mass of the surrounding galactic bludge.
