lollygagging

In the language of languor, lounge leads all the lollygagging.

But there is no time for such lollygagging.

Happily, such linguistic lollygagging is on the increase; we are surrounded by paronomaniacs, also known as punsters.

No lollygagging.

There's no lollygagging.

Hairball Harangue Before heading off for a month's literary lollygagging, let me get right with cat people and defenders of Shakespeare.

You can honestly report the facts about the repairman as you've listed them prompt, pleasant, effective and while you may mention his later lollygagging, you need not.

I always hoped we'd stop to look at the pink flamingo whirligigs or the colossal statue of an Indian chief, but my parents insisted any lollygagging might make us miss the ferry.

Of course, everyone does some lollygagging, and Dr. Ferrari says that's O.K. Sharpening pencils or playing a little Mortal Kombat on their computers often enables employees to refuel.

She was helping to pace Lance Armstrong in his first marathon yesterday, and she shared her concern about runners slowing down to take water, the slippery cups, the general lollygagging and the flailing of arms.

By the time "The Wind in the Willows" was published in 1908, its author, Kenneth Grahame, had committed himself to a life of consummate lollygagging, a vocation for which he presumably had affectionate disdain.

The encyclopedic, 800-page travel book by Bob Sehlinger, a travel writer and fellow Disney maven, promises to shave hours of waiting time for its readers, with tours that read like battle plans, including extra walking, strategic backtracking and practically no lollygagging.

Lindsay Quit Lollygagging (Acoustic) The Words 'Best Friend' Become Redefined Who's Sandie Jenkins There's No Penguins In Alaska Expired In Goreville To Trixie And Reptile, Thanks For Everything Interlude, Pt.