procrastinate
stall **
drag one's feet
drag one's heels
shillyshally
dilly-dally
dillydally

She wondered why the hell he was dragging his heels.

So they drag their heels on arms control and make Moscow look even better in the public opinion war.

And they learned the lesson of what happens if you drag your heels.

He almost managed to sound as if Hunt had been dragging his heels over it.

He moved ahead more quickly now, dragged his heels a little in the fine dust.

The sooner it starts, the better, since the administration is certain to drag its heels.

The Commission was reluctant for a long time and dragged its heels.

Most people acknowledged that something had to be done, but Congress continued to drag its heels.

"They drag their heels when they're not the primary company selling the service," he said.

They're dragging their heels on just about every other related issue too.