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Definition of idle
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Idle
(superl.)
Light-headed;
foolish.
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Idly
::
Idly
(adv.)
In a idle
manner;
ineffectually;
vainly;
lazily;
carelessly;
(Obs.)
foolishly.
Slowback
::
Slowback
(n.) A
lubber;
an idle
fellow;
a
loiterer.
Bridle Iron
::
Bridle
iron () A
strong
flat bar of iron, so bent as to
support,
as in a
stirrup,
one end of a floor
timber,
etc., where no
sufficient
bearing
can be had; --
called
also
stirrup
and
hanger..
Snaffle
::
Snaffle
(n.) A kind of
bridle
bit,
having
a joint in the part to be
placed
in the
mouth,
and rings and cheek
pieces
at the ends, but
having
no curb; --
called
also
snaffle
bit..
Sluggard
::
Sluggard
(n.) A
person
habitually
lazy, idle, and
inactive;
a
drone..
Leisurable
::
Leisurable
(a.)
Vacant
of
employment;
not
occupied;
idle;
leisure;
as
leisurable
hours.
Lorette
::
Lorette
(n.) In
France,
a name for a woman who is
supported
by her
lovers,
and
devotes
herself
to
idleness,
show, and
pleasure;
-- so
called
from the
church
of Notre Dame de
Lorette,
in
Paris,
near which many of them
resided..
Loiter
::
Loiter
(v. i.) To
wander
as an idle
vagrant.
Trapes
::
Trapes
(v. i.) To go about in an idle or
slatternly
fashion;
to
trape;
to
traipse.
Growth
::
Growth
(n.) The
process
of
growing;
the
gradual
increase
of an
animal
or a
vegetable
body; the
development
from a seed, germ, or root, to full size or
maturity;
increase
in size,
number,
frequency,
strength,
etc.;
augmentation;
advancement;
production;
prevalence
or
influence;
as, the
growth
of
trade;
the
growth
of
power;
the
growth
of
intemperance.
Idle weeds are fast in
growth..
Seynt
::
Seynt (n.) A
gridle.
See 1st
Seint.
Toy
::
Toy (v. t.) A wild
fancy;
an odd
conceit;
idle
sport;
folly;
trifling
opinion.
Bridle
::
Bridle
(n.) A span of rope, line, or chain made fast as both ends, so that
another
rope, line, or chain may be
attached
to its
middle..
Bridle
::
Bridle
(v. i.) To hold up the head, and draw in the chin, as an
expression
of
pride,
scorn,
or
resentment;
to
assume
a lofty
manner;
--
usually
with up..
Account
::
Account
(v. i.) To give a
satisfactory
reason;
to tell the cause of; to
explain;
-- with for; as,
idleness
accounts
for
poverty..
Lollop
::
Lollop
(v. i.) To move
heavily;
to
lounge
or idle; to loll.
Bridle
::
Bridle
(v. t.) To
restrain,
guide,
or
govern,
with, or as with, a
bridle;
to
check,
curb, or
control;
as, to
bridle
the
passions;
to
bridle
a
muse..
Vanity
::
Vanity
(n.) That which is vain;
anything
empty,
visionary,
unreal,
or
unsubstantial;
fruitless
desire
or
effort;
trifling
labor
productive
of no good; empty
pleasure;
vain
pursuit;
idle show;
unsubstantial
enjoyment..
Trollop
::
Trollop
(n.) A
stroller;
a
loiterer;
esp., an idle,
untidy
woman;
a
slattern;
a slut; a
whore..
Otiosity
::
Otiosity
(n.)
Leisure;
indolence;
idleness;
ease.
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