1. no-show - Noun
2. no-show - Verb
someone who shirks duty
a guest who fails to notify a hotel or restaurant when canceling a reservation
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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. Source: Internet
She was a no-show at Joy-Anna Duggar’s baby shower, and didn’t appear at several other family gatherings. Source: Internet
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. Source: Internet
Joshua K. Gunn, 29, of Galesburg and formerly of Toulon, was a no-show for his Friday sentencing in Stark County Circuit Court. Source: Internet
Both of us could not no-show. Source: Internet
"If you're over an hour late, it's a no-call no-show. Source: Internet