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dawdling

adjective as in hesitating

Strong matches

adjective as in trailing

Strongest match

Weak match

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At the same time, the Trump rallies seem stale and he looks, more and more, like a delusional dilettante with the demeanor of a dawdling dweeb on downers.

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“Tastes very good, yes? Quit dawdling, Monkey. I’m garbage at chess.”

We watched round-eyed as she bore down upon the dawdling Upstairs Cranstons.

Wearing an electric blue jacket emblazoned with the words “Tell Your Dog I Said Hi,” she crouches low to film a dawdling old pug named Jojo with her iPhone.

After Black Rod — Sarah Clarke — raps three times on the door with her staff, lawmakers make their way to the House of Lords, deliberately dawdling and chatting as they go.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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