Someone or something that is idle or unemployed; a person who is temporarily out of work.
From French 'chômeur,' derived from 'chômage.' The suffix '-er' makes it an agent noun, creating the person who experiences idleness rather than the state itself.
In French labor statistics, 'chômeur' is an official category tracked by governments, making this a word that literally measures economic health across entire nations.
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