- daw´dling|ly
- daw|dling «D dlihng», adjective.–daw´dling|ly, adverb.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
daw´dling|ly
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daw|dling — «D dlihng», adjective. sauntering; idling. –daw´dling|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
daw — daw·dler; daw·dling·ly; daw·dling·ness; daw·ny; daw·so·nia; daw·so·ni·a·les; daw·son·ite; daw; daw·dle; … English syllables
dling — boo·dling; brin·dling; dan·dling·ly; daw·dling·ly; daw·dling·ness; fon·dling·ly; med·dling; med·dling·ly; mid·dling·ly; mud·dling·ly; ped·dling; pid·dling; pin·dling; strad·dling·ly; swin·dling·ly; wad·dling·ly; whee·dling·ly; un·bun·dling;… … English syllables
daw|dle — «D duhl», verb, dled, dling, noun. –v.i. to waste time; be idle; loiter; dally: »Don t dawdle over your work. SYNONYM(S): trifle, lag, idle. –v.t. to waste by trifling: »He dawdled a whole afternoon away. SYNONYM(S): fritter. –n … Useful english dictionary
dawdlingly — daw·dling·ly … English syllables
dawdlingness — daw·dling·ness … English syllables
dawdle — daw•dle [[t]ˈdɔd l[/t]] v. dled, dling 1) to waste time; idle; trifle; loiter 2) to saunter 3) to waste (time) by or as if by trifling (usu. fol. by away): We dawdled away the whole morning[/ex] • Etymology: 1650–60; var. of daddle to toddle… … From formal English to slang
