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slacking

[ UK /slˈækɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the evasion of work or duty

How To Use slacking In A Sentence

  • If the knot is taking a lot of stress, it will usually work itself loose, or let the line slip through, which is never good as it forces you to retighten the line repeatedly in a session of slacking.
  • Some one wrote in all capital letters that unqualified disabled workers were slacking off and getting special privileges.
  • Any slacking would not go unpunished or unmissed.
  • After slacking it off for a bit Sierra decided to start on it.
  • But now it was April, the weather was getting warm, and everyone one was slacking a bit.
  • By slacking, you simply reduce the size of the pie that your parents will eventually divide equally.
  • Now you're ready for some dozy, late-afternoon slacking.
  • Pyra is slacking a bit, and just because I know and respect them as a company and as individuals doesn't mean I shouldn't call them on it.
  • You having such a rough time in RL and me all slacking with the video making.: hanging my head in shame: Hammer Time Remix
  • My goodness Charlotte you have really been slacking these past few days, haven't you?
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