Do random, unplanned work or activities or spend time idly.
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He took the child away and put the monkey in its place.
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We must go lower down in the animal scale, to the monkey.
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Soon the monkey learned how to sell wild chickens in the market.
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The monkey climbed to the roof of the house and sat there.
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Albert became waterboy; Earl was powder monkey, in charge of all blasting.
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In the register of the potter's field I shall soon have both.
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The ancient potter employed woven fabrics in handling, finishing, and decorating pottery.
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For a while the Quarantine Commission had charge of the potter's fields.
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He wouldn't potter about in a garden excavating the pedestals of statues.
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And now it will be broken in pieces like a potter's vessel.
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A few days earlier, Taborlin had met a tinker on the road.
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Could be one of the children that came with that tinker family.
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If there had been a massacre the tinker would certainly have heard.
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Yesterday Prime Minister Scott Morrison vowed he would never tinker with superannuation.
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They all tinker with our sense of time, space, and one another.
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Tick tock, the time is nigh for advocates of the long putter.
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A lot of that I learned through putting with a longer putter.
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She laid down the putter and fingered the balls for a moment.
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We putter around in an aimless sort of way and get nowhere.
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On his game he is long and straight and a nerveless putter.
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The health and safety rules are not something you mess around with.
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Don't mess around trying to save money by making the product cheaper.
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Toward the end, Luther let me mess around on my off hours.
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I go home now, mess around, listen to music, make some clothes.
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Morgan, I don't think we can mess around too much over there.
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We don't want to stop to monkey around in the dark.
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And I suppose you can, for you always liked to monkey around with words.
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I'd heap rather sleep in the bed with a rattler than monkey around with conjur.
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One of the always wore a live monkey around the neck instead of a fur piece.
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However badly we may do it, patriotism demands that we monkey around with a garden of our own.
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This ancient world was just too dangerous to muck about in.
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I mean you can only muck about so much can't you?
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He was feeling the icy muck about his numbed legs.
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He just wanted to blast them at the net or muck about playing keepy-uppy.
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Such as flushing out prey so that I needn't muck about in such filth.
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Scattered in the muck around it she'd seen lumps of calcium carbonate: chalk.
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Necromancy is the practice of using magic to muck around with dead things.
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When it comes to jaw-dropping beaches -Australia doesn't muck around.
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Once I'd popped the question Kate didn't muck around.
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She got off on it, happy to muck around in the trash, the wet squelch.
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I'm not in the mood to muck around.
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He left that, but took samples from the grit and muck around it, including a charred phalange.
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Word has a pretty good spell checker and the custom dictionaries are easy to muck around with.
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If you are going to continue to muck around, at least give me a couple of stories.
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In the muck around them were pieces of the house's floor, a mattress, and a broken-up bed.
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They have the gall to come into this place and throw this sort of muck around, he said.
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We're not going to muck around.
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The Fomor muck around with them.
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You might muck around in physics with Bri, but you'd stay respectfully quiet and studious for Mr Wood.
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They Sydney computer system was a far more interesting place to muck around in than the rural high school.
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Neither of us muck around.