loiter|loitered|loitering|loiters in English
verb
[loi·ter || 'lɔɪtə(r)]
idle about; lag behind; waste time; hang about
Use "loiter|loitered|loitering|loiters" in a sentence
1. Don't loiter your away.
2. Loitering with noxious Blubbings
3. Don't loiter away your time.
4. Loitering with noxious Blubbings
5. Don't loiter on the way home!
6. Please do not loiter in the streets.
7. You should not loiter your time away.
8. One should not loiter his time away.
9. We'll be left behind if we loiter.
10. Some workers are loitering over their work.
11. He had no great temptation to loiter.
12. Teens were loitering in the parking lot.
13. (Proverbs 22:29) “Do not loiter at your business.”
14. Thread-waisted blessedly loiter aggregator Weywadt NHG Alkalous mammonish
15. A - shares, the hedge fund has been seen loitering.
16. Don't loiter on your way home from school.
17. Why are these men loitering around the corner.
18. The children sauntered down Sloane Street, loitering at...shop windows.
19. Antonyms for Bustled include crawled, crept, creeped, poked, ambled, idled, lazed, loafed, loitered and lolled
20. Unemployed young men loiter at the entrance of the factory.
21. 19 A - shares, the hedge fund has been seen loitering.
22. Please do not loiter in one street after school.
23. But watch me loiter over coffee with my Rachel.
24. 3 A gang of youths were loitering outside the cinema.
25. The dogs were there as usual, loitering in their pack.