Sifter

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This is a term describing a person who picks and chooses his jobs usually taking the gravy work for himself and leaving the shity work for all the others picking through the pile or whatever Urban Dictionary

Noun person who acts in a sifty manner especially in pubs/clubs etc. Originated Otago University, New Zealand. Urban Dictionary

Sifter n. Middle English siften, from Old English siftan Through a uniquely New Zealand south island experience, sifter has come to mean much more. A somewhat sarcastic twist on the first NZ usage (being to search for meaning); it is 'doing stuff' so long as that stuff has no bearing on a career, paid work, community work, Wanaka is now home to many fine exponents of the sifting way. Urban Dictionary

Verb. 1)To blend in/push in with other people, generally to ones advantage. A sifter is one who sifts, and is generally looked down on. 2) To come on to/ spade someone without any encouragement. Urban Dictionary

Noun. homo sapien specifically originating from lincoln university, canterbury, new zealand. highly intellectual but actually well spoken pikey. interests: lsd,pot, farmer scaring, surfing and sifting. capable of blending in any social circle and only detectable by another sifter.(see sifter) Urban Dictionary

A creep. Sifting onto all the ladies. New Zealand slang Urban Dictionary

A Television, but can also be used to define anything that spoonfeeds media to the masses. Urban Dictionary

A very hot mustache used mainly for cutting the suds off the top of a beer with lot's of head. Most common in Manthers but many are now cropping up masked as the irreverent hipster mustache. See also "Foam Cutter" (The suds sifter can also be apart of the ever sexy full bearded package) Urban Dictionary

Those folks you notice who always stay late who are doing so in order to be able to privately examine the contents of colleagues’ trashcans to gather intel. Urban Dictionary

A group of people skilled in the art of sifting through the degenerate depths of the WWW, finding the GOLD smeared gems of utter genius and dubious idiocy to share with a select few. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sifter:
sifter, sister, sitter, sinter, snifter, shifter, lifter, swifter, softer, sifted, rifter, stifter, siter, bifter.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sifter:
flour, motion, screen, floor.

Words that rhyme with sifter:
rifter, tufter, bluffed her, cuffed her, enough ter, fluffed her, handcuffed her, puffed her, rebuffed her, roughed her, scuffed her, stuffed her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sifter:
successful, own, cinder, dear, ash, great, mechanical, fine, old, small, ordinary, thistle, large, sky, rotary, regular, sonic, mesh, wire, giant, big, wise, curious, cold, third, light, meal, corn, relentless, coal, scholastic, round, simple, younger, suitable, triple, faithful, flat, automatic, mighty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sifter:
mingle.

Consonant match to sifter:
safety, softy, softie, softer, softa, sophta, sift a, soft a, soft he, soft her, soft t.

Words that sound like sifter:
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