One, of course, can readily see with what facility an individual of the type under discussion could malinger mental symptoms.
"Studies in Forensic Psychiatry"
Bernard Glueck
To be sick was to malinger in German eyes: so they got "Kiboko" and their rations reduced, because, forsooth, a man who could not work could also not eat.
"Sketches of the East Africa Campaign"
Robert Valentine Dolbey
There is Herr Nachbar, a tenor, who has a future; Fraulein Stehle, a soprano, young and with an uncommon voice, who enjoys a large salary, and was the favorite until another soprano, the malinger, came and turned the heads of king and opera habitues.
"Saunterings"
Charles Dudley Warner Last Updated: February 22, 2009