dawdle
Dawdle is to walk or to move slowly and leisurely. It's often used to describe people who are not very interested in what they are doing.
He dawdles around the house all day.
She dawdles when she should be getting ready for her interview.
Dawdle is to walk or to move slowly and leisurely. It's often used to describe people who are not very interested in what they are doing.
He dawdles around the house all day.
She dawdles when she should be getting ready for her interview.
verb
take one's time; proceed slowly
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verb
hang (back) or fall (behind) in movement, progress, development, etc.
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verb
waste time
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The kids dawdled to the teacher.
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The men dawdled on their way.
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He made them dawdle actually.
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Pulling it off hurts, but it's necessary and best not to dawdle.
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I felt sorry for dawdling on a trivial matter.
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As an adjective plus a noun, faster dawdle, is certainly a pun.
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In 2007 the dawdle was between Burgedin Locks and Llanymynech Wharf.
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Is the pronunciation, spelled dawdle, the British way of saying the name
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He shut off the car and dawdled in the driveway for a moment.
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The Friends organises events including the annual Montgomery Dinghy Dawdle.