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Definition of idle
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of idle is as below...
Idle (v. i.) To lose or spend time in
inaction,
or
without
being
employed
in
business..
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Forslugge
::
Forslugge
(v. t.) To lsoe by
idleness
or
slotch.
Throatlatch
::
Throatlatch
(n.) A strap of a
bridle,
halter,
or the like,
passing
under a
horse's
throat..
Bohemian
::
Bohemian
(n.) A
restless
vagabond;
--
originally,
an idle
stroller
or gypsy (as in
France)
thought
to have come from
Bohemia;
in later times often
applied
to an
adventurer
in art or
literature,
of
irregular,
unconventional
habits,
questionable
tastes,
or free
morals..
Inaction
::
Inaction
(n.) Want of
action
or
activity;
forbearance
from
labor;
idleness;
rest;
inertness.
Bummer
::
Bummer
(n.) An idle,
worthless
fellow,
who is
without
any
visible
means of
support;
a
dissipated
sponger..
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..
Industrious
::
Industrious
(a.) Given to
industry;
characterized
by
diligence;
constantly,
regularly,
or
habitually
occupied;
busy;
assiduous;
not
slothful
or idle; --
commonly
implying
devotion
to
lawful
and
useful
labor..
Rogue
::
Rogue (n.) A
vagrant;
an idle,
sturdy
beggar;
a
vagabond;
a
tramp..
Cheek
::
Cheek (n.) The
branches
of a
bridle
bit.
Tattle
::
Tattle
(n.) Idle talk or chat;
trifling
talk;
prate.
Jangler
::
Jangler
(n.) An idle
talker;
a
babbler;
a
prater.
Sluggard
::
Sluggard
(n.) A
person
habitually
lazy, idle, and
inactive;
a
drone..
Indiligent
::
Indiligent
(a.) Not
diligent;
idle;
slothful.
Lusk
::
Lusk (v. i.) To be idle or
unemployed.
Oxymoron
::
Oxymoron
(n.) A
figure
in which an
epithet
of a
contrary
signification
is added to a word; e. g., cruel
kindness;
laborious
idleness..
Bit
::
Bit (v.) The part of a
bridle,
usually
of iron, which is
inserted
in the mouth of a
horse,
and
having
appendages
to which the reins are
fastened..
Loiterer
::
Loiterer
(n.) An idle
vagrant;
a
tramp.
Snaffle
::
Snaffle
(v. t.) To put a
snaffle
in the mouth of; to
subject
to the
snaffle;
to
bridle.
Leisurable
::
Leisurable
(a.)
Vacant
of
employment;
not
occupied;
idle;
leisure;
as
leisurable
hours.
Micher
::
Micher
(n.) One who
skulks,
or keeps out of
sight;
hence,
a
truant;
an
idler;
a
thief,
etc..
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