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sling along

idiom
Meaning

To hang around or loiter.


Examples
SIMPLE

He likes to sling along at the park all afternoon.

CONTEXTUAL

If you have nothing better to do, feel free to sling along with us while we wait for the bus.

COMPLEX

Rather than returning to his duties, he chose to sling along the docks, watching the ships arrive and depart in the fading light.

Anchors to
Related idioms3entries
  1. 01

    sling off

    To criticise or mock

  2. 02

    sling one's hook

    To leave, depart, especially if forced to do so.

  3. 03

    sling to

    To pay a bribe to a police officer from the profits of gambling.

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