no-show
Speech parts
1. no-show - Noun
2. no-show - Verb
Meaning
someone who shirks duty
a guest who fails to notify a hotel or restaurant when canceling a reservation
Source: WordNetAlternative names
no show
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A former New York state Senate leader and his son got business executives to arrange no-show jobs for the son in a brazen "family shakedown" that corrupted the senator's office, a federal prosecutor said Tuesday.
She was a no-show at Joy-Anna Duggar’s baby shower, and didn’t appear at several other family gatherings.
Corporal Reymundo Requeña, 42, and Police Constable Joslyn Gill, appeared before Magistrate Dale Cayetano, who adjourned their case to April 17. The third cop, PC Edgar Teul, was a no-show.
Joshua K. Gunn, 29, of Galesburg and formerly of Toulon, was a no-show for his Friday sentencing in Stark County Circuit Court.
Both of us could not no-show.
"If you're over an hour late, it's a no-call no-show.