Verb:

సమయము, సమయం వెచ్చించు,

dawdled's Usage Examples:

He famously dawdled off the pitch after being subbed in a 2-1 home defeat to Forest during.

The semi final turned into a 400 m sprint when the leaders dawdled resulting in a flying 27.

Still frantically making rotary movements around his temples, "Dummy" dawdled away.

British, over the next two weeks the excessively cautious Saltonstall dawdled despite repeated requests by General Lovell that he attack Mowatt"s position.

While John dawdled, his father Thomas had purchased a coffin, somberly watched as a grave.

Government, in an election campaign promise, but which it subsequently dawdled over, drawing fire from then Prime Minister Gough Whitlam whose electorate.

why he was interested in becoming a librarian and, as Scilken said, “I dawdled so much that time ran out and I failed to get in” As a result, he entered.

But this time he dawdled away, and the king was forced to dispatch other reconnoiters.

But when the Austrians dawdled rather than taking advantage of their opportunities, the French commander.

Any man who shirked his work, who dawdled and idled, received no mercy; slackness is even worse than harshness; for.

The chameleon was slow and dawdled, taking time to eat and sleep.

subject to statutes of limitations and that the State of Florida authorities dawdled with the case But after allowing the defence’s challenge on those grounds.

After missed drives on offense, he often dawdled back on defense while complaining to the referees; he provided less help.

Synonyms:

linger, move,

Antonyms:

uncover, rush, stand still,