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noun
noun, dated

1: A meal ticket; someone who begs for a meal. (1895 —) .

2: (One who holds) a union card. (1931 —) .
C. Rubin All of them phony, pie-card officials who sit on their big fat asses and twiddle their thumbs (1973).



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