to spend time idly, aimlessly, or foolishly : dawdle.
To “lollygag” (or “lallygag”) (American slang), is a direct transliteration from Irish, as it was brought to America via Irish immigrants — plain and simple — with a direct and precise translation. It’s first known use dates back to the 1860s, around the time when the first influx of Irish immigrants came to America during the famine.
This lady with the candy connection is not dawdling at all!
Thankful for:
My back has had a good day with little pain. The 14 day side effects are straggling - now 18!
Love your series of fun words - a real fun education for us all I think I will have to make a list of these words - and perhaps start using them in conversation ! - my friends would think I had gone doo-lally !! Love the illustration - clever!!
Lollygagging!! What sort of a word is that!! You would guess it was a brand new word if you hadn’t read it here! Lovely illustration complete with mask! She is dancing along, no lollygagging there!
What a cute and creative image! I lollygag my pandemic days away with Katniss and Sophie and photography and TV and chatting and eating and watering, etc etc etc. Then my husband comes home, looks around and says "what did you do all day?!? HaHa!
August 6th, 2020
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I think you need to start putting some New Zealand words in here for those of us who are not exposed to them!