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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. t.) To spend in
idleness;
to
waste;
to
consume;
-- often
followed
by away; as, to idle away an hour a day..
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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..
Lidless
::
Lidless
(a.)
Having
no lid, or not
covered
with the lids, as the eyes;
hence,
sleepless;
watchful..
Truant
::
Truant
(v. t.) To idle away; to
waste.
Boss
::
Boss (n.) A
protuberant
ornament
on any work,
either
of
different
material
from that of the work or of the same, as upon a
buckler
or
bridle;
a stud; a knob; the
central
projection
of a
shield.
See
Umbilicus..
Lewd
::
Lewd
(superl.)
Belonging
to the lower
classes,
or the
rabble;
idle and
lawless;
bad;
vicious..
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..
Blinder
::
Blinder
(n.) One of the
leather
screens
on a
bridle,
to
hinder
a horse from
seeing
objects
at the side; a
blinker..
Crabsidle
::
Crabsidle
(v. i.) To move
sidewise,
as a crab.
[Jocular]..
Rust
::
Rust (v. i.) To
degenerate
in
idleness;
to
become
dull or
impaired
by
inaction.
Branks
::
Branks
(n.) A
scolding
bridle,
an
instrument
formerly
used for
correcting
scolding
women.
It was an iron frame
surrounding
the head and
having
a
triangular
piece
entering
the mouth of the
scold..
Lounger
::
Lounger
(n.) One who
lounges;
ar
idler.
Vagabondize
::
Vagabondize
(v. i.) To play the
vagabond;
to
wander
about in
idleness.
Tattler
::
Tattler
(n.) One who
tattles;
an idle
talker;
one who tells
tales.
Nuzzle
::
Nuzzle
(v. t.) To
loiter;
to idle.
Gaddingly
::
Gaddingly
(adv.)
In a
roving,
idle
manner..
Idled
::
Idled (imp. & p. p.) of Idl.
Indiligent
::
Indiligent
(a.) Not
diligent;
idle;
slothful.
Sluggish
::
Sluggish
(a.)
Habitually
idle and lazy;
slothful;
dull;
inactive;
as, a
sluggish
man..
Masticador
::
Masticador
(n.) A part of a
bridle,
the
slavering
bit..
Bridle
::
Bridle
(n.) The head gear with which a horse is
governed
and
restrained,
consisting
of a
headstall,
a bit, and
reins,
with other
appendages..
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