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Meanings of dawdler in English
Usage of dawdler in English
1
He would see me a devotee of fashion, a dawdler after a pretty face.
2
Just one dawdler can gum up the whole process.
3
I am but a dawdler, a do-nothing, the butt and laughing-stock of all brave men.
4
Spike is no dawdler with serious business before him.
5
Quick, I say-here, somebody kick that one-eyeddawdler!
6
Indeed, I was a confirmed dawdler almost before I was able to think or act for myself.
7
Is this where you are, you dawdler?
8
What, not dressed yet, Mr. Clutterbuck; what a dawdler you are!-anddo look-wasever woman so used?
9
That goes without saying; and yet she could have done little for you, had you been a dawdler.
10
But that dawdler, Hivert, doesn't come!
11
The dawdler will read no books that tax his intellect, therefore shall he beg in harvest and have nothing.
12
This from Barry, the dawdler!
13
And a weakling, a dawdler like himself, must reply to a hero like that!...
14
The handsome, tender-hearted, truthful, susceptible boy was no doubt a dawdler in routine studies, but he assimilated what suited him.
15
I have been from my youth up an easy-going man, a drifter, a dawdler, always willing to put off work for play.
16
A frolicsome youth may leave something to regret in the way of time misspent; but Goethe the man was no dawdler, no easy-going Epicurean.
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Frequent collocations
Dawdler through the time