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dawdle along

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dawdle along
to move along slowly and casually. The boys dawdled along on their way to school. We were just dawdling along, talking about life. We didn't know we were late.
See also: along, dawdle


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Graves said there are 40 to 60 gray whales that regularly drop out of the spring migration to dawdle along the central coast to eat.
Lead teachers walk them through the lessons, as well as help them learn the standards and how to pace lessons so they don't run right over the students one day and then dawdle along the next.
At the best of times, this parade takes eight hours to dawdle along a two-and-a-half-mile route skirting the northern shore of Lake Ontario.
 
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