Verb:

అల, ఆలస్యం, నెమ్మదిగా, లోయిటర్,

loiter's Usage Examples:

Doyle dismissed the loitering charges against the students and then stepped down from the bench, turning the trial over to Special City Judge John I.

Byron Thornhill was convicted of "loitering or picketing" near a place of business, pursuant to § 3448 of the 1923 Code of Alabama.

"Corriger et exploiter la rivière Blanche pour augmenter la production agricole".

Motivations Economic factors Forced begging is a profitable practice in which exploiters are motivated by economic incentives.

The zoo had become a hangout for loiterers and drug dealers, and the city was faced with a decision to either shut.

open space of the Agora with ropes dipped in miltos: those citizens that loitered there instead of moving to the Assembly area would risk having their clothes.

drone or kamikaze drone) is a weapon system category in which the munition loiters around the target area for some time, searches for targets, and attacks.

(1983), which held unconstitutional laws that allow police to demand that "loiterers" and "wanderers" provide identification; this continues to affect other.

as a ticket to procure admittance, and also to distinguish him from any loiterer that might endeavor to obtain a sitting after business had begun.

monitor an adjacent hot spot of drug deals and shootings, and made sure loiterers knew they were being watched.

It was once commonly used to describe someone who regularly loitered near the actors" entrances of theaters hoping to meet the players or perhaps.

loitering addicts, panhandlers, and prostitutes, followed by serious and violent criminals.

Another story, which was passed along by Friedman, involved Millard shamelessly tricking fellow exploiter Isadore Lazarus into paying Millard "2500 for.

Synonyms:

mess about, lurk, lounge, mill about, lallygag, be, lollygag, linger, hang around, lurch, prowl, loaf, mill around, tarry, footle,

Antonyms:

ride, work, stand still, arrive, nonadhesive,