Brooking around

A word commonly used amount friends to describe hanging out and doing nothing.

brooking around is another Wayne saying hanging out. Mate I have homework but I’ll brook around for a bit longer.

by Bigboss4873 November 11, 2019

skirt around

move around and avoid someone or something

from house:
every time you want to skirt around ethical boundaries?

by dazzledamper June 7, 2016

wrap it around

To stretch one's circadian rhythm, so it aligns with a normal daylight cycle, but having missed one period. Excessive stimulant use, severe jetlag, or working an unusual shift, can lead to "wrapping it around". Compare to weekend lag, which attempts to compress an already-stretched cycle, rather than stretch it further so that it aligns again.

I could try for a nap before the morning gets under way, but once I'm asleep I'll want to stay asleep. I think I'll just wrap it around, pass me another Dew.

by Myself248 December 27, 2007

Henning Around

The act of searching the house for snacks for a prolonged period of time, typically when stoned

“Tyler, stop henning around so we can start this movie”

by anonymous April 24, 2021

mux around

To fool around, play games, goof around, wasting time, play around, hang out, joke around. Having nothing of value to do.

Since we had no money, we had no choice but to just mux around.
Bum around goof around

by OneOnOneGirl May 24, 2016

daving around

"Daving around" refers to the act of aimlessly wandering around the office, engaging in casual conversations, and generally socializing with coworkers without a specific work-related purpose. It's the art of taking breaks and fostering a friendly atmosphere, often leading to unexpected connections and workplace camaraderie.

"Instead of sitting at his desk all day, Mark spends most of his time 'daving around.' He's the office's go-to guy for water cooler conversations!"

by dugiwarc October 13, 2023

troutin around

to do what one normally does. as in a trout just swimming up the stream.

Sally and I had the day off and were just troutin around with no particular destination.

by Ryan BuonaLanger October 8, 2009