stropper
/ˈstrɒpər/Definitions
1. noun
a person who deliberately fails at a task or activity to avoid effort or responsibility, often for financial gain or other benefits.
“He was accused of being a stropper in the team, as he consistently failed to meet his deadlines.”
2. noun
a device or mechanism used to control the flow of something, such as water or electricity.
“The engineer designed a stropper to regulate the pressure in the hydraulic system.”
3. verb
to deliberately fail at a task or activity to avoid effort or responsibility, often for financial gain or other benefits.
“She stropped the project to avoid taking on more work and to collect her payment.”