The phrase "a bum for" is correct and can be used in written English, though it may be considered informal or colloquial.
It can be used to describe someone who is a burden or a nuisance to someone else, often in a casual or humorous context.
Example: "He always seems to be a bum for my time, asking for favors without ever returning the kindness."
Alternatives: "a burden to" or "a nuisance for".
He had told Mr. Mondale that his father, an Italian immigrant, thought him a bum for pursuing politics instead of taking over the family flower shop.
"You can listen to the government call me a bum for three hours, and then my lawyers will get up and set the record straight," he told a friend.
When she spoke with me about her dismissal as prime minister, Tymoshenko, smiling tenderly and with her dark eyes softening, sketched out a narrative in which she played the abused spouse who was trying to keep it together with a bum for the sake of the kids.
LeBron James called Trump a "bum" for his criticism of Curry.
Last year, James called Trump a "bum" for uninviting Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry to the White House.
That's because the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based chip maker has been getting beat down by mighty Intel and a bum market for semiconductors of all kinds for more than a year now.
This primly evasive woman is a bum role for Sarandon, who constantly signals her distaste for the character, but Hawn does something fresh.
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As I rounded the corner, there was a bum begging for change.
