Waste man

noun WAYS-man ˈweːsman mild

Also spelled wasteman, worthless man

A worthless, good-for-nothing man — a layabout with no ambition, no job, and no use to anybody, who 'wastes' his life and everyone's time. A cutting insult for a man seen as a failure or a mere burden, 'waste man' condemns him as a waste of space. The female or general equivalent is 'wutliss' (worthless).

  • Him a pure waste man, nuh work an nuh try.

    He's a total waste of space; he doesn't work or try.

  • She lef di waste man an find betta.

    She left the good-for-nothing and found better.

  • Nuh grow up fi turn waste man.

    Don't grow up to become a waste of space.

  • Him a pure wasteman, nuh do nutten.

    He's a complete waste of space, doesn't do anything.

  • Nuh badda wid dat wasteman.

    Don't bother with that good-for-nothing.

From 'waste' + 'man'; a worthless, good-for-nothing man. See Wutless, Good fi nuttn.

A worthless, good-for-nothing man; a cutting insult. See Wutless, Good fi nuttn.