Dawdle
21dawdle — daw|dle [ dɔdl ] verb intransitive to go somewhere or do something so slowly that people become annoyed with you …
22dawdle — daw·dle || dÉ”Ëdl v. idle, trifle, delay, waste time …
23dawdle — waddle …
24dawdle — verb waste time. ↘move slowly and idly. Derivatives dawdler noun Origin C17: related to dialect daddle, doddle dally …
25dawdle — v. n. Trifle, dally, fiddle, lose time, waste time, idle away time, fritter away time, fool away time …
26dawdle — verb 1) they dawdled over breakfast Syn: linger, dally, take one s time, be slow, waste time, idle; delay, procrastinate, stall, dilly dally, lollygag; archaic tarry See note at loiter Ant …
27dawdle — v 1. waste time, take one s time or one s own sweet time, kill time, fritter time away; idle, trifle, finick, potter, fiddle, piddle, Inf. fiddle faddle; dally, dilly dally, procrastinate, Inf. diddle, shilly shally, vacillate. 2. loiter, poke,… …
28dawdle — daw·dle …
29dawdle — verb 1) they dawdled over breakfast Syn: linger, take one s time, be slow, waste time, dally; informal dilly dally 2) Ruth dawdled home Syn: amble, stroll, trail, dally, move at a snail s pace; inf …
30dawdle — [ˈdɔːd(ə)l] verb [I] to go somewhere or do something so slowly that people become annoyed with you …
