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Often used in the same context:
sulk,
moan,
whine,
wallow,
pout,
dwell,
laze,
obsess,
ruminate,
philosophize,
brooding,
kvetch,
whinge,
skulk,
fret,
commiserate,
prattle,
lollygag,
bitching,
grumble,
gloat,
ramble,
mooches,
lament,
slink,
philosophise,
snivel,
nitpick,
pining,
agonize,
loll,
pretend,
chillax,
sit,
wander,
galumph,
dawdle,
cuss,
piddle,
flail,
mumbling,
stare,
scream,
shutup,
hang,
bemoan,
daydreaming,
weep,
underachieve,
bawl,
malinger,
groan,
revel,
natter,
holler,
laugh,
pottering,
flouncing,
intellectualize,
psychoanalyze,
puttering,
vegetate,
snooze,
stomp,
pussyfoot,
shant,
brag,
bummed,
bellyaching,
prima donnas,
writhe,
whimpering,
carping,
pities,
saunter,
stumble,
rejoice,
george clooney,
cower,
prancing,
fantasize,
hating,
wanna,
yell,
blub,
beleave,
spazzing,
flit,
emote,
griping,
tempus fugit,
gallivant,
wail,
carouse,
simper,
cuddle,
lunkheaded,
hink,
figger,
grind,
bicker,
yapping,
pitt,
bard,
bretons,
buggers,
calvin,
chancellor,
cheap,
coward,
dragoon,
fiddle,
fool,
fools,
foreigner,
foreigners,
frenchmen,
hale,
hiding,
hypocrite,
irishmen
More general:
be,
bum,
do-nothing,
idler,
layabout,
loafer,
move
Synonyms:
dallier,
dillydallier,
lounger,
moon about,
moon around,
mope around
Also try:
— Adjectives for mope:
rid,
arrant,
meagre,
poor,
old,
such,
illustrious,
longer,
little,
good,
damn,
more...
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