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Slacking

noun
1.
The evasion of work or duty.  Synonyms: goldbricking, goofing off, shirking, soldiering.






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"Slacking" Quotes from Famous Books



... flat in piles and rows! Then we plunged into the ruck of Fastolfe's frantic battle-corps and tore through it like a hurricane, leaving a causeway of the dead stretching far behind; no tarrying, no slacking rein, but on! on! on! far yonder in the distance lay our prey—Talbot and his host looming vast and dark like a storm-cloud brooding on the sea! Down we swooped upon them, glooming all the air with a quivering pall of dead leaves flung up by the whirlwind of our flight. In another ...
— Innocents abroad • Mark Twain

... the current, at almost right angles, for Split-up; but when the sandspit, over which they had portaged, crashed at the impact of a million tons, Corliss glanced at her anxiously. She smiled and shook her head, at the same time slacking off the course. ...
— A Daughter of the Snows • Jack London



Words linked to "Slacking" :   escape, evasion, slack, dodging



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