verb
loaf
To spend time idly or lazily.
He loafs on the porch all afternoon.
Etymology
The verb is a back-formation from loafer. That word's deeper origin is uncertain and separate from loaf, a portion of bread.
To spend time idly or lazily.
He loafs on the porch all afternoon.
The verb is a back-formation from loafer. That word's deeper origin is uncertain and separate from loaf, a portion of bread.