Crossword-Solution: DILLYDALLYING
We have 24 clues for the answer “DILLYDALLYING”
| Clue | Answers |
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| Taking one's sweet time | 1 answer |
| Slowed | 21 answers |
| DEFERRED ___ | 31 answers |
| Held (up) | 32 answers |
| Delayed | 32 answers |
| dilatory | 33 answers |
| postponed | 35 answers |
| procrastinating | 41 answers |
| lingering | 43 answers |
| Tardy | 49 answers |
| Leisurely | 54 answers |
| Laggard | 54 answers |
| belated | 56 answers |
| tarrying | 58 answers |
| Unhurried | 61 answers |
| gradual | 61 answers |
| Loitering. | 64 answers |
| Put off | 66 answers |
| Dawdling | 69 answers |
| Late | 76 answers |
| Vacillating | 77 answers |
| Behind | 79 answers |
| Slow | 81 answers |
| Moderate | 107 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included
within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or
a triangle.
Hint 2 anagram
REAA
Hint 3 another clue
CERTAIN BRAIN SIZE
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Sentences with DILLYDALLYING (5)
Secretary swears they will not stir till the signal be given, and that it never will; but such sort of fellows are like enough to mistake the sign, and the stress may come through their dillydallying to make all sure as they say, and then, if there be any mischance, I shall be the one to bear the blame.
While you was dillydallying out in the front room, that night, wondering whether you'd have hysterics, or faint, or what all, I dug deep in that biggest trunk of yourn, and fished up one of your party dresses--white satin, it is, with embroid'ry all up 'n' down the front, and slimpsy lace; it's kinda low-'n'-behold--one of them--” “My white satin--why, Mrs.
There is no use, however, in dillydallying against one man; so I will make a rumpus that will soon bring the chap to his bearings.” Hereupon Marble made what he called a rumpus in good earnest.
There was business to be managed--no dillydallying in this day and generation, unless one would join the down-and-out club! Such was the point of view from which this bridegroom of a year surveyed his domestic life.
How did they do it? In the light of modern experience gained by modern governments dillydallying with sumptuary legislation that has been discarded as a bad job some two thousand years ago, the question seems superfluous.
Where this answer appears
Appears in: NYT.
Used 1 time in crossword archives (2011).