Verb: dally da-lee
- Waste time
"Get busy — don't dally!";
- dawdle
- Talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions
"He was known to dally with several women at the party";
- chat up [informal], flirt, coquet [rare], romance, mash [archaic]
- Consider not very seriously
"He is dallying with her";
- trifle, play
- Deal with something casually or playfully rather than seriously
"they dallyd with the idea of moving to Florida";
- play, toy, flirt
Derived forms: dallies, dallied, dallying
Type of: acquit, act, bear, behave, carry, comport, conduct, consider, deport, do, look at, move, speak, take, talk
Encyclopedia: Dally, William