Waste time; spend one's time idly or inefficiently.
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Added to this, the Wallack takes an actual pleasure in wanton destruction.
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Not to be slack and negligent; or loose, and wanton in thy
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Sometimes I spy her afar off; but the wanton comes and goes.
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And there will remain only the wanton soul in the virgin body.'
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Did it make me a wanton to hope he might compliment me?
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Yes, the ANC has been embattled by wanton corruption, nepotism and factionalism.
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God forgive me for that wanton crime; he lived only two hours.
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Show the wanton satyrs what kind of blood you have in you.
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We feast the wanton who is wise and bracket Marguerite with Messalina.
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The love of Nothus makes her frisk about like a wanton she-goat.
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In it, along with much wanton cruelty, was displayed much excellent heroism.
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In his wanton presence, all logic was lost, all outcomes were imaginable.
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I will part with anything but lust and pride, saith the wanton.
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Now the distant waves rise, and wanton and play, pure and lucid.
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But it is wanton killing off that I am speaking of to-night.
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Those wanton gospellers, the pigeons yonder, Are now the only Sabbath-breakers left.
