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dawdle
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See: pause, procrastinate, stall


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Byline: ask anna QTHE man I married two years ago is still a highly capable, multi-talented, energetic, amusing and intelligent man but he's also become an infuriating dawdler.
Sand bars and clay banks tempt the dawdler to rest and relax, giving the sense that the trappings of life beyond can wait.
Also, outside-lane dawdlers drive me absolutely mad If you were in the running for the government, what would you include in your manifesto?
 
 
 
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