fool along

informal To dawdle, loaf, or vacillate. They kids were supposed to have their room cleaned up hours ago, but they've been fooling along with it all morning. OK, we can't fool along any longer—we need to make a decision now! Quit fooling along and work on your book report already!

See also: fool

See also:

dillydally
dilly-dally
don't dilly-dally
who am I fooling
fool away
use (one's) loaf
use your loaf
almost doesn't count
blow hot and cold
blow hot and cold, to

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