idle

Often used on IM sites,it means to be inactive

Yahoo said Bob had been idle for 10min and 46sec.

by Chrizzy April 17, 2006

idle

doing nothing - at least nothing productive. For recration or because there is just nothing to do.

Today I just idle a little bit.

by gizmo771 April 10, 2006

Idle

A characteristic whereby someone is lazy and does nothing (or very little), often including the things they like to do. This is likely due to them not being bothered or finding it extremely hard to motivate themselves.

She was idle and rarely revised. However, her intelligence ensured that this fault went unnoticed in exam marks and instead she found herself gaining many compliments for her supposed diligence.

by A.person.who.seems.to.exist March 7, 2020

Idle

Verb Comparison to a stationary car.

A member of the opposite sex, who keeps one in suspense about his/her feelings towards them. Either performed in a casual or sexual manor, which, essentially makes one feel like they actually have a chance.

Example 1: "She is so idle towards him."
Example 2: "Stop idling him if you don't even like him!"

by MJHC March 1, 2010

idle

Its what happens to a person after they smoke mad fya, see inactive lazy unemployed dead

Jake smoke so much weed that he died ugh-ugha, idle!!

by runner* August 28, 2004

idle

The natural groove struck by a concert-goer when a witnessing live performance. It can be thought of as their noise floor for excitement reflected in their motion. Each person's idle is unique and while perhaps imitable, is not truly reproducible by any other person. It can be used as a verb (idling) or as noun (his or her idle). The idle spectrum encompasses all types of grooves; from the frantic hula girl to the middle aged man entrenched in the front row with ear plugs nodding to the beat.

The term gets its roots from the cars engine which also idles when waiting at a red light.

Check out that guys idle...

by SleeplessInSyracuse February 5, 2015

Idle

Being Away From Keyboard for a long time.

The dude was idle for 2 hours.

by TILUrbanDictionary765 March 15, 2021