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Definition of idle
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Idle
(superl.)
Not
employed;
unoccupied
with
business;
inactive;
doing
nothing;
as, idle
workmen..
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Beard
::
Beard (n.) That part of the under side of a
horse's
lower jaw which is above the chin, and bears the curb of a
bridle..
Idle-headed
::
Idle-headed
(a.)
Foolish;
stupid.
Vanity
::
Vanity
(n.) That which is vain;
anything
empty,
visionary,
unreal,
or
unsubstantial;
fruitless
desire
or
effort;
trifling
labor
productive
of no good; empty
pleasure;
vain
pursuit;
idle show;
unsubstantial
enjoyment..
Bridle
::
Bridle
(v. i.) To hold up the head, and draw in the chin, as an
expression
of
pride,
scorn,
or
resentment;
to
assume
a lofty
manner;
--
usually
with up..
Idle
::
Idle
(superl.)
Light-headed;
foolish.
Loaf
::
Loaf (v. i.) To spend time in
idleness;
to
lounge
or
loiter
about.
Idleness
::
Idleness
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being idle (in the
various
senses
of that
word);
uselessness;
fruitlessness;
triviality;
inactivity;
laziness.
Avoidless
::
Avoidless
(a.)
Unavoidable;
inevitable.
Tittle-tattle
::
Tittle-tattle
(n.) An idle,
trifling
talker;
a
gossip..
Growth
::
Growth
(n.) The
process
of
growing;
the
gradual
increase
of an
animal
or a
vegetable
body; the
development
from a seed, germ, or root, to full size or
maturity;
increase
in size,
number,
frequency,
strength,
etc.;
augmentation;
advancement;
production;
prevalence
or
influence;
as, the
growth
of
trade;
the
growth
of
power;
the
growth
of
intemperance.
Idle weeds are fast in
growth..
Scatch
::
Scatch
(n.) A kind of bit for the
bridle
of a
horse;
--
called
also
scatchmouth.
Account
::
Account
(v. i.) To give a
satisfactory
reason;
to tell the cause of; to
explain;
-- with for; as,
idleness
accounts
for
poverty..
Dream
::
Dream (n.) To let the mind run on in idle
revery
or
vagary;
to
anticipate
vaguely
as a
coming
and happy
reality;
to have a
visionary
notion
or idea; to
imagine.
Rouse
::
Rouse (v.) To
excite
to
lively
thought
or
action
from a state of
idleness,
languor,
stupidity,
or
indifference;
as, to rouse the
faculties,
passions,
or
emotions..
Player
::
Player
(n.) One who
plays,
or
amuses
himself;
one
without
serious
aims; an
idler;
a
trifler..
Inaction
::
Inaction
(n.) Want of
action
or
activity;
forbearance
from
labor;
idleness;
rest;
inertness.
Bridoon
::
Bridoon
(n.) The
snaffle
and rein of a
military
bridle,
which acts
independently
of the bit, at the
pleasure
of the
rider.
It is used in
connection
with a curb bit, which has its own
rein..
Gossip
::
Gossip
(v. i.) To run about and
tattle;
to tell idle
tales.
Mothering
::
Mothering
(n.) A rural
custom
in
England,
of
visiting
one's
parents
on
Midlent
Sunday,
--
supposed
to have been
originally
visiting
the
mother
church
to make
offerings
at the high
altar..
Idler
::
Idler (n.) One who has
constant
day
duties
on board ship, and keeps no
regular
watch..
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