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Antonyms:
belt along,
bucket along,
cannonball along,
hasten,
hie,
hotfoot,
pelt along,
race,
rush,
rush along,
speed
Often used in the same context:
meander,
dally,
amble,
trundle,
wander,
lollygag,
saunter,
plod,
scoot,
nibble,
procrastinate,
perambulate,
mosey,
waddle,
wait,
bide,
grumble,
sit,
ramble,
snooze,
fret,
hurry,
skulk,
fidget,
wallow,
scurry,
piddle,
cogitate,
sulk,
tiptoe,
snivel,
stroll,
kvetch,
traipse,
laze,
moan,
mope,
stagger,
loiter,
savor,
trudge,
kibitz,
munch,
loll,
languish,
chug,
plop,
drift,
overdo,
coasting,
hunker down,
fritter away,
stumble,
gallop,
prevaricate,
luxuriate,
toddle,
flit,
linger,
doze,
trot,
dicker,
whine,
slow,
pottering,
haggle,
slosh,
ruminate,
chide,
bicker,
sidle,
tarry,
jaywalk,
glide,
obsess,
natter,
outwait,
skip,
pottered,
tootle,
agonize,
straggle,
daydream,
whinge,
pounce,
cavil,
drowsing,
cosset,
overdress,
scarper,
scold,
tinker,
beckon,
dine,
jog,
falter,
bemoan,
shlep,
idles,
jot,
faffing,
beetling,
blockheads,
dunce,
glutton,
blackguard,
blackguards,
blight,
centipede,
dad,
dandy,
daub,
drunkard,
epicure,
fuckin,
habits,
hermes,
juan,
lubber,
lute,
reflection,
romp
More specific:
drag,
drop behind,
get behind,
hang back,
trail
More general:
follow,
move
Synonyms:
fall back,
fall behind,
lag,
linger
Also try:
— Adjectives for dawdle:
facetious,
dont,
little,
greatest,
long,
sad,
regular,
miraculous,
residual,
spiritless,
poor,
more...
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