dally
dal·ly / ˈdalē/ • v. (-lies, -lied) [intr.] 1. act or move slowly.2. have a casual romantic or sexual liaison with someone. ∎ show a casual interest in something, without committing oneself seriously: dallying with the idea of opening a new office.
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