loll|lolled|lolling|lolls in English

verb

[lɑl /lɒl]

sprawl, lean or lounge about lazily, recline; hang loosely, droop; allow to hang or droop

Use "loll|lolled|lolling|lolls" in a sentence

1. The dog's tongue lolled out.

2. The dog let its tongue loll out.

3. Do stand up straight, don't loll about like that!

4. His head lolled forward in his sleep.

5. He lolled and lolloped about after school.

6. The two lovers were lolling about the beach.

7. He lolled back in his chair.

8. He was lolling in an armchair.

9. My head lolled against his shoulder.

10. The Bleepers: lerdleposh? Kipper: loll - i pops

11. They lolled and lolloped about day after day.

12. The child lolled about on the bed.

13. He lolled back in his comfortable chair.

14. You shouldn't have so many guests in front loll out tongue.

15. Just loll there: quiet dusk: let everything rip.

16. Don't loll about in the street after school.

17. Next time don't loll out your tongue out.

18. When he let go the head lolled sideways.

19. He lolled back in his chair by the fire.

20. The dog lolled its tongue out in hot weather.

21. There were several kids lolling around outside the club.

22. Tongue lolling, the dog came lolloping back from the forest.

23. Besotted A Besotted swell, grinning fatuously in his top hat, lolls semiconscious in his carriage

24. She closed her eyes and allowed her head to loll back against the pillow.

25. Jim should get a job instead of lolling around the house all day.