(ˈ)flä|nər(.) noun
( -s )
Etymology: French flâneur idler, from Middle French flaneur, from (assumed) Middle French dialect (Normandy) flaner to saunter aimlessly (from Old Norse flana to wander about) + Middle French -eur -or (from Latin -or ) — more at flan
: an aimless and usually self-centered and superficial person: as
a. : man-about-town , bon viveur
b. : an intellectual trifler