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To procrastinate in an air-headed manor. Couldn't give two shits; in another world. I dilly dallied all day I was almost late for work.
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Verb: To mess around or waste time. Typically used by the very elderly. Ah you young whipper snapper. Stop dilly dallying and get off your ass!
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To ejaculate, in a number of ways. Including masturbation, sex, or any means of getting off. Can be a verb or noun. I shot my dilly dally clear across the room.
I dilly dallied her. I got dilly dally on my guitar. |
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to bullshit and waste time Come on and get dressed to leave! We don't have time for you to dilly dally!
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See hem haw. Procrastinate or to take an extra long time on, esp. a chore. Father to daughter: "Get in the shower and don't dilly dally."
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kill time; do nothing of importance
any action that would take the place of work or some other necessary task She didn't finish her homework, she was dilly dallying around online instead.
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to screw around, to doddle, to waste time Mr. President, quit dilly dallying, you need to be arrested for war crimes.
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