niffle
/ˈnɪfl/(also nifle) Chiefly English regional
verb
[no object] To waste time or work slowly; to act in a trifling manner.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in John Ash (1724–1779), lexicographer and grammarian. From nifle.
- polygrapher
- polygraphic
- polygraphical
- polygraphically
- polygraphing
- polygraphist
- polygraphy
- polygroove
- polygynandrous
- polygynandry
- polygyne
- polygynia
- polygynic
- polygynous
- polygynously
- polygyny
- polyhaemia
- polyhalite
- polyhaploid
- polyhedral
- polyhedral disease
- polyhedrally
- polyhedric
- polyhedrical
- polyhedroid