dally with

dally with (one)

To flirt with one. Oh, don't pay any attention to Nick—he dallies with every girl that comes into the store.

dally with someone

to flirt with someone; to waste time with someone of the opposite sex. (Old.) Sam is dallying with that Johnson girl again. Stop dallying with her and get back to your studies!

See also: dally

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

dally with (one)
on one's
on someone's
out of one's
(I've) got to go
save someone's skin
(Have you) been OK?
#dead
other than
other than (something)

References in periodicals archive

ECHO reader Michael Dally with his dad, Paul, mum, Julie and nan, Aggie Johnson

The Flying Scouseman unveiled at Lime Street

HAPPY TIME Nita Dally with newborn daughter Fiona in 1965.; SO PROUD Nita with daughter Fiona and grand-daughter Sian.

I REMEMBER; Take a trip down memory lane

A man blinded by fate, overcoming enormous odds to become heroic, wielding power sometimes in Draconian fashion, then falling victim to a siren who must have cotton wool for brains if she thought she could dally with a great man and then go home to play happy families.

A sad affair for all concerned

Ending the first act was the New York premiere of Noche, a decidedly abstract postmodern dance choreographed by Dally with video design by Dennis Diamond.

JAZZ TAP ENSEMBLE

It was a day that Picasso chose to dally with nine friends, some old and some new, in the cafes of Montparnasse.

A Day with Picasso: Twenty-four Photographs by Jean Cocteau

TASTY: Longmoor pupils Meghan Willis and Katie Whearty helped judge the food MASTER CHEF: Winner Julie Dally with competitors Anne Capeling and Dawn Lewis and judges Suzanne Halsall, Brian Heron, Meghan Willis and Katie Whearty Picture: GAVIN TRAFFORD

CHEF COOKS UP A STORM - FOR pounds 1.25

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释义	dally with dally with (one) To flirt with one. Oh, don't pay any attention to Nick—he dallies with every girl that comes into the store. See also: dally Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. dally with someone to flirt with someone; to waste time with someone of the opposite sex. (Old.) Sam is dallying with that Johnson girl again. Stop dallying with her and get back to your studies! See also: dally McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: dally with (one) on one's on someone's out of one's (I've) got to go save someone's skin (Have you) been OK? #dead other than other than (something) References in periodicals archive ECHO reader Michael Dally with his dad, Paul, mum, Julie and nan, Aggie Johnson The Flying Scouseman unveiled at Lime Street HAPPY TIME Nita Dally with newborn daughter Fiona in 1965.; SO PROUD Nita with daughter Fiona and grand-daughter Sian. I REMEMBER; Take a trip down memory lane A man blinded by fate, overcoming enormous odds to become heroic, wielding power sometimes in Draconian fashion, then falling victim to a siren who must have cotton wool for brains if she thought she could dally with a great man and then go home to play happy families. A sad affair for all concerned Ending the first act was the New York premiere of Noche, a decidedly abstract postmodern dance choreographed by Dally with video design by Dennis Diamond. JAZZ TAP ENSEMBLE It was a day that Picasso chose to dally with nine friends, some old and some new, in the cafes of Montparnasse. A Day with Picasso: Twenty-four Photographs by Jean Cocteau TASTY: Longmoor pupils Meghan Willis and Katie Whearty helped judge the food MASTER CHEF: Winner Julie Dally with competitors Anne Capeling and Dawn Lewis and judges Suzanne Halsall, Brian Heron, Meghan Willis and Katie Whearty Picture: GAVIN TRAFFORD CHEF COOKS UP A STORM - FOR pounds 1.25
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