loaf|loafed|loafing|loafs in English

verb

[ləʊf]

idle, dawdle, pass the time lazily

Use "loaf|loafed|loafing|loafs" in a sentence

1. He was just loafing around all morning.

2. He was fired when he loafed on the job.

3. His remaining soldiers were not loafing around Berlin.

4. A group of kids were loafing around outside.

5. You are loafing away your precious time!

6. The boys were in the compound loafing.

7. He is always loafing around and doing nothing.

8. You are loafing through life, you lazy fellow!

9. The boss crawled him for loafing on the job.

10. Don't stand there loafing there's work to be done.

11. They spend all day loafing around on street corners.

12. Stop loafing and get on with cleaning the windows!

13. Antonyms for Bustled include crawled, crept, creeped, poked, ambled, idled, lazed, loafed, loitered and lolled

14. I wouldn't like loafing. I don't want to ride the gravy train.

15. Nobody likes your meat loaf.

16. Don't loaf your life away.

17. This is your meat loaf.

18. I've been loafing a bit for the last few days.

19. Broadway was full of loafing thespians in search of next season's engagements.

20. Knead, then shape into large loaf.

21. Synonyms for Basked include lounged, relaxed, lied, lolled, lazed, sprawled, sunbathed, loafed, reclined and reposed

22. ... and a loaf for Matron, please.

23. A loaf of bread costs 70p.

24. He allowed me to waste those two precious years in loafing around at home.

25. Are they loafing, spending most of their time having tea breaks?