dawdle

dawdle away one's time

I couldn't dawdle over my coffee any longer.

Ruth dawdled back through the wood.

He dawdled away his time.

Billy dawdled behind her all morning.

The job hunter dawdled all morning but achieved nothing.

This is not a place to dawdle.

Well, there's no time to dawdle then, is there?

" We know, " Davos said. " Come, lad, we must not dawdle" .

But when the train dawdled at station after station, I began to wonder.

Harry could tell he had dawdled deliberately, wanting to be last in the room with Slughorn.

It's time for me to strike out in my own direction, not just dawdle in Mary's wake.

When you were knocked off, of course, he went dawdling back to his stable in the castle.

Next time I'll say, don't dawdle in the galley.

" It's not like" means I am not – I am not dawdling.

It's not like I'm dawdling here.