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dawdle

[dawd-l] / ˈdɔd l /


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Later, at Brasserie de Monaco, the principality’s craft beer brewery, I dawdled over a pint of Blonde de Monaco and fell into conversation with Nils, a Danish skipper.

From The Wall Street Journal

It also raised further questions as to why England dawdled on his selection for so long.

From BBC

“I wish you wouldn’t dawdle so, Margaret! I have been standing here for the better part of a minute. Now draw me a bath, please, and lay out a fresh gown.”

From Literature

In France's tournament opener, after their heavy brigade had bashed away at a stubborn Wales defence for 12 phases, Dupont picked up the ball and dawdled sideways and backwards off the back of the breakdown.

From BBC

She has set a six-minute daily time limit as a reminder not to dawdle on Instagram.

From Seattle Times