couch surfer

[kauch surf-er]

noun

1. a person who couch-surfs.

Example Sentences

To put this in terms of how this affects the average couch surfer, series like “You,” featuring Penn Badgley and Shay Mitchell, would have a good chance of finding a home on Netflix or another major streaming service even if Lifetime hadn’t been its first-run home.

From Salon

Brad Pitt has become a matcha-swilling, pottery-sculpting couch surfer in the aftermath of his divorce from Angelina Jolie.

From Los Angeles Times

When a character who’s in hiding says she’s been afraid that “someone is going to come in and, like, clean, or, like, sublet,” it’s the lament of the Brooklyn couch surfer taken to a new and sinister level.

From New York Times

There is plenty of evidence to support the claims that our chair-oriented sedentary lifestyle is taking huge tolls on both our health and our economic productivity, and it’s probably even truer for the deskbound office worker or exec than the couch surfer due to the nonstop hours at our computers.

From Forbes

Mr. Ulbricht’s lifestyle was one notch above that of urban couch surfer.

From New York Times