verb (used without object)
To do a lot of nothing at any given time or place while being convinced you are getting a lot accomplished.
Word Origin & History:
2010 (implied in schmoyling), derived from Yiddish Language tense, schmoyling around or to schmoyle.
Pronounced (SH-MOY-IL or (SH-MOY-IL-ING)
To do a lot of nothing at any given time or place while being convinced you are getting a lot accomplished.
Word Origin & History:
2010 (implied in schmoyling), derived from Yiddish Language tense, schmoyling around or to schmoyle.
Pronounced (SH-MOY-IL or (SH-MOY-IL-ING)
All he does is schmoyle around and gets nothing accomplished.
stop schmoyling around and get to work!
stop schmoyling around and get to work!
by jiggy jay February 15, 2010
Get the schmoylemug.