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Definition of idle
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Idle (v. i.) To lose or spend time in
inaction,
or
without
being
employed
in
business..
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Twaddy
::
Twaddy
(n.) Idle
trifling;
twaddle.
Sport
::
Sport (n.) Play; idle
jingle.
Lounge
::
Lounge
(n.) An idle gait or
stroll;
the state of
reclining
indolently;
a place of
lounging.
Idlesse
::
Idlesse
(n.)
Idleness.
Loiterer
::
Loiterer
(n.) An idle
vagrant;
a
tramp.
Palaver
::
Palaver
(n.) Talk;
conversation;
esp., idle or
beguiling
talk; talk
intended
to
deceive;
flattery..
Kern
::
Kern (n.) An
idler;
a
vagabond.
Bridled
::
Bridled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Bridl.
Gaddingly
::
Gaddingly
(adv.)
In a
roving,
idle
manner..
Otiosity
::
Otiosity
(n.)
Leisure;
indolence;
idleness;
ease.
Lewd
::
Lewd
(superl.)
Belonging
to the lower
classes,
or the
rabble;
idle and
lawless;
bad;
vicious..
Idle
::
Idle
(superl.)
Not
employed;
unoccupied
with
business;
inactive;
doing
nothing;
as, idle
workmen..
Headstall
::
Headstall
(n.) That part of a
bridle
or
halter
which
encompasses
the head.
Rogue
::
Rogue (n.) A
vagrant;
an idle,
sturdy
beggar;
a
vagabond;
a
tramp..
Eyeflap
::
Eyeflap
(n.) A
blinder
on a
horse's
bridle.
Mooring
::
Mooring
(n.) That which
serves
to
confine
a ship to a
place,
as
anchors,
cables,
bridles,
etc..
Parent
::
Parent
(n.) That which
produces;
cause;
source;
author;
begetter;
as,
idleness
is the
parent
of
vice..
Scatch
::
Scatch
(n.) A kind of bit for the
bridle
of a
horse;
--
called
also
scatchmouth.
Slowback
::
Slowback
(n.) A
lubber;
an idle
fellow;
a
loiterer.
Stroller
::
Stroll
(n.) A
wandering
on foot; an idle and
leisurely
walk; a
ramble.
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