Instead of seeking a single replacement, it's important to consider the context and use more respectful language:
* If referring to a person experiencing homelessness: "person experiencing homelessness," "unhoused individual," "homeless person" (while acknowledging that "homeless" can be considered dehumanizing, it is often the preferred term by those experiencing homelessness themselves)
* If referring to a person's buttocks: "buttocks," "rear end," "backside"
* If referring to a person who is lazy or idle: "unemployed," "jobless," or a more specific term like "slacker," "loiterer," or "shirker"
It's crucial to use respectful language that acknowledges the dignity and humanity of all individuals.