lollygag

How To Use lollygag In A Sentence

• It is no lollygagging rubbernecker of sorrow. Times, Sunday Times
• If he loiters, or lollygags, or spits on the sidewalk, bring him in. Brannon's Choice
• The boy just lollygags, propping his knees on his chair to give his little frame some height. The Seattle Times
• We have all seen it; our top player lollygags his or her way through yet another session. On The Pitch
• If I was the architect of this town, or any town, I would have built everything first but the sidewalks and let the people walk—let them express their human sensibilities of awareness and direction and tendency—and once a few months had passed, once their natural meanderings/cuts and joyful lollygags/struts and stretches and ways of life had worn gentle paths in the grass, I would have then paved over the paths, to create walkways where the people already wanted to walk. On Writing about Velveeta
• When he gets to the front he lollygags," Gomez said. Undefined
• A couple of times she told riders that their horses were ‘window shopping’ which meant the horse was lollygagging around the ring, not paying attention.
• I'm hoping to get a few more from lollygaggers and slugabeds.
• So when I say I'm argute, I'm shrewd; an apple-knocker is an ignoramus, lollygagging is laziness, and a toplofty is an arrogant man.
• This meant you could get up and go over to the other side of the room and lollygag around in the line for sharpening pencils.