Loiter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOITER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to stand idly about
• stand or wait around without apparent purpose
• walk slowly and with no apparent purpose; dawdle
• stand or wait aimlessly or idly
• To be slow in moving; to delay; to linger; to be dilatory; to spend time idly; to saunter; to lag behind.
• To wander as an idle vagrant.
• be about

Words related to LOITER

loitered9 loiterer8 loiterers9 loitering10 loiterings11 loiters7

Words that contain LOITER

loiters7 loitered9 loiterer8 exploiter18 loiterers9 loitering10 exploiters19 loiterings11 loiteringly15

How to use LOITER in a sentence

• When Colonels Cox and Paris say openly that it is cowardly for us to loiter here, surely there must be some reason in their words.
• But the beauty of the moonlight on the river tempted her to loiter and dream along the bluff before returning to her tent.
• Whatever harm he had intended, he had not done it, and there was no probability that he would loiter about in that vicinity.
• Having reached the Place de la Concorde, I loiter behind.
• It was strangely pleasant to loiter on the bridge with her while the shadows trembled on the road and the beck murmured in the shade.
• That part of the valley which he was now entering held a particular significance for Thor, and he began to loiter, pausing often to sniff the air on all sides of him.
• But I see I loiter on my story, which is rushing to the plunge.
• They realise that it is not wise to loiter in the streets for fear of the whistling shells.
• Only occasionally, on the sidewalks, were there stray pedestrians, and these pedestrians did not loiter.
• Jesus, Thou seest my heart, aid me that I loiter no more.
• We loiter in musty waiting-rooms, are frustrated by mobs, and foiled by an eternal clamour.
• In Nitella I promised myself an easy friend, with whom I might loiter away the day without disturbance or altercation.
• Jimmie followed to see that he did not loiter around the house listening, and came back with a mischievous grin on his face.
• The girls may prefer that the meeting should begin shortly after closing time so that they do not need to go home and return, or have to loiter about for two or three hours.
• The Boers, we hope, have scarcely ten days, yet they loiter along as though eternity was theirs.
• There was yet an opportunity to spend another day covering the remaining ten miles, but she would loiter no longer.
• Naked in other respects, they loiter away whole days by the fireside.
• It is a temple of beauty and mystery in which to loiter long, and, as I have said, just by the S.
• Should they loiter a little longer, and he be able to have a sufficient force, I still flatter myself they will not escape with total impunity.
• That for all its good luck it was not safe to loiter near the place after dark, if you wished to keep your senses.
• The beauty of the night induced the will to loiter.
• They would be pursued by a retribution which would neither loiter nor slumber.
• Siringo drove to their lead, and halting, we allowed the cattle to loiter past us on either side of the conveyance.
• Their quarrels on this subject passed the boundary of the close-growing cedars, and were heard in the street by whoever wished to loiter and listen.
• Sometimes, when he was not so weary and in so much haste, he would loiter here, wondering about the ancient buildings and the long-vanished people who had raised them.
• It was a tale of two trench-mortars, squat little things that loiter about the firing line and look for all the world like toads ready to hop off.
• When all the world is dancing it would be conspicuous to loiter in the doorway.
• The one will be eager and prompt to reach his place and commence his duties, while the other will love much better to loiter in idleness and liberty in the open air.
• Or they loiter here and there as if idle, like laborers out of work, waiting to be hired.
• But I learned about life as well, And you who loiter around these graves Think you know life.
• Loiter in the rear, and draw our navigator on a wrong course.
• Captain Burford had so disguised himself as to be able to attend the trial, loiter about the inn, and collect intelligence, while the others waited on the downs.
• The Princess and I mounted the stairs and, after a pretence to loiter and await our comrades, strolled off towards the city around the circuit of the quay.

Similar words containing LOIT without suffix er

exploit16 loiters7 exploits17 loitered9 loiterer8 exploited19 exploiter18 loiterers9 loitering10 exploitage20 exploiters19 exploiting20 exploitive22 loiterings11 exploitable22 exploitages21 loiteringly15 overexploit23 unexploited21 exploitation21 exploitative24 overexploits24 underexploit22 exploitations22 nonexploitive25 overexploited26 sexploitation22 underexploits23 blaxploitation25 exploitatively29 overexploiting27 sexploitations23 underexploited25 exploitability28 blaxploitations26 nonexploitation24 nonexploitative27 underexploiting26 teensploitation17 overexploitatio27 overexploitation28 nonexploitations25 overexploitations29

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