Pronunciation: /ˈlɑliˌɡæɡ/
noun a person who lollygags or engages in aimless activities
A1 I bought a lollygag at the store.
A2 She always carries a lollygag in her purse.
B1 The children were excited to receive a lollygag as a treat.
B2 The exotic lollygag flavors were a hit at the party.
C1 The artisanal lollygag was handmade with premium ingredients.
C2 The limited edition lollygag was highly sought after by collectors.
verb to spend time aimlessly or to dawdle
A1 She always lollygags when it's time to leave for school.
A2 Don't lollygag around, we need to finish this project on time.
B1 The manager warned the employees not to lollygag during work hours.
B2 I can't stand it when people lollygag instead of getting things done.
C1 His tendency to lollygag has caused delays in the project timeline.
C2 The CEO does not tolerate lollygagging in the workplace.
formal The employees were warned not to lollygag during work hours.
informal Stop lollygagging and get back to work!
slang Quit lollygagging around and start doing something productive.
figurative Don't lollygag when it comes to pursuing your dreams, take action now.
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