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Noun: slacking slak-ing- The evasion of work or duty
- shirking, soldiering, goofing off [N. Amer, informal], goldbricking [N. Amer, informal] Verb: slack slak- Avoid responsibilities and work, be idle
- Be inattentive to, or neglect
"He slacks his attention" - Release tension on
"slack the rope" - Make less active or fast
"He slacked his pace as he got tired"; - slacken, slack up, relax - Become slow or slower
- slow, slow down, slow up, slacken - Make less active or intense
- slake, abate - Become less in amount or intensity
"The storm slacked off"; - abate, let up, slack off, die away - Cause to heat and crumble by treatment with water
"slack lime"; - slake
Type of: decrease, diminish, dodging, escape, evasion, fall, fiddle, goldbrick [N. Amer, informal], hydrate, lessen, loose, loosen, minify, neglect, shirk, shrink from, weaken Encyclopedia: Slacking Slack, James |