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ligger

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Lig´ger    (lĭg´gẽr)
n.1.A baited line attached to a float, for night fishing. See Leger, a.
2.See Ledger, 2.
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ligger
n (Brit inf) (at party) jd, der sich selbst einlädt, → Schmarotzer(in) m(f); (at concert etc) jd, der ohne Eintrittskarte hereinkommt
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Gallas really gets fans going by The Mirror (London, England)
LIVERPOOL'S Malmaison hotel marked its first birthday last week in a celebration that was a little more low key than its launch party last year, when the local liggers drank the place dry.
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Fed up with the ungrateful, little liggers I capped the bin with soil and cut off food supplies.
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