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Meanings of loll around in English
Synonyms
Examples for "loaf"
Examples for "loaf"
1
The men searched everywhere; there was but one loaf in the boat.
2
The loaf improves in flavour for several days and needs no icing.
3
Baking times vary according to the loaf size and choice of cycle.
4
Put the egg in last, and carefully pour over loaf; Serve hot.
5
Bake in large greased loaf pan in moderate oven about one hour.
1
I remembered something Trapp had told me once about his bridge-bum days.
2
The trim, khaki-garbed enlistment officer rubs elbows with the lodging house bum.
3
Guess the lamp is on the bum, but you hardly need that.
4
The law, missing the right quarry, descends on the slower-moving, harmless bum.
5
I just couldn't resist giving him the bum's rush for a change.
1
Few remained indoors, and few possessed the calmness to loll in deck-chairs.
2
Tawdrily dressed girls saunter along the sidewalks, or loll from the window-sills.
3
All afternoon I take it easy and loll around on the sofa.
4
What should he loll in the bed for, and dirty the bedclothes?
5
The latter seemed to loll on, totally heedless of such a tributary.
1
Having acquired that status, one should never waste one's time in the indulgence of one's senses.
2
They waste one's time.
3
He could see no bearing between the two in point, and, anyway, girls were rather silly creatures to waste one's time over.
1
To her right, skiers relaxed in the lounge around a big fire.
2
The night's too wonderful to do anything except lounge around and think.
3
We would swim and lounge around, then head back to the flat.
4
Passengers used to lounge around, drinking free juice of tomato and watching TV.
5
Police and soldiers lounge around cradling automatic weapons and enjoying the overtime bonanza.
1
Next morning I got up early, and took a lounge about Saratoga.
2
Then they lounge about, gossip, and quarrel a good deal, I suspect.
3
He had rather lounge about all First-day at street corners with his acquaintance.
4
What do you lounge about on that terrace for every evening?
5
To tell you the truth, I seldom have time to lounge about in studios.
1
Maybe we could drive out to the Maritimes, bum around Nova Scotia for a few days. God.
2
All he's done around here since we built the anchor modifier is bum around finding his inner geek.
3
In Portland, "it is fairly easy to bum around town if you have a camper of some variety as well," Pecknold adds.
4
I bummed around a couple of years, feeling very sorry for myself.
5
There's no reathon why you should be bumming around in the chorus.
1
If you're bumming about Chef Vergennes not being the killer, look at the glass-half-full part, Nikki.
1
Rag Week seems to go on for ever, it's just an excuse for them to arse around.
2
Radio says it was kids arsing around.
3
Bloody students arsing around again, he thought.
4
The condition is that if you get any of my men killed by arsing around, I will personally shoot you.
1
Anyway, these days it's mostly just used to arse about, make little sculptures.
2
The only thing radical he gave a rat's arse about was free radicals with unpaired electrons.
3
But I'm guessing he blew fire up some Canadian arses about needing to fix that.
1
Now be so good as to drink your water and fuck off.'
2
Right now I just wanted him to back the fuck off me.
3
To tell policemen to fuck off and get a smile in return.
4
If you are not classified to receive this material, fuck off, Jack.
5
You don't like the terms, you can just fuck off, can't you.
1
If you start frigging around with that, you're putting everything on the line.
2
I know your grandfather died in his garage in Iowa City frigging around with his chainsaw while he was drunk.
Usage of loll around in English
1
All afternoon I take it easy and loll around on the sofa.
2
She let her head loll around as if she was possessed.
3
You loll around in a pink dressing gown all morning.
4
You can either keep your pyjamas on, loll around and watch telly all day.
5
They'd sooner loll around and sleep in the sun and collect white men's wages for doing it.
6
Then we'll loll around for a couple of weeks and let Call and the boys catch up with us.
7
No, she couldn't loll around doing nothing, not when the memories of past days spent together threatened to overwhelm her with grief.
8
The average German would much rather loll around, sipping wine or beer, and smoking cigarettes, than impel a bicycle across a continent.
9
Or the ones that did knock me out gave me an excuse to bail from ordinary commerce and loll around feeling resplendently poetic.
10
They had a special little basket chair with straps for babies, called a howdah, which he could loll around in like an emperor.
11
Certainly not a meal for dinnertime, since we made so much noise that not even the most oblivious bird would loll around for us.
12
In most cases, there'll be a göbektaşı (belly stone), a round central platform where you can loll around like a sunning python.
13
I rushed to the stables, where two or three men lolled around.
14
Ringo nodded to three fat cops lolling around near a porno bookstore.
15
The waiters in the hotels lolled around, with little or nothing to do.
16
Lolling around in bed all day, waited on hand and foot.
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