loaf
/loʊf/
verb
- To spend time idly; to do nothing or very little.
- He likes to loaf around the house on weekends.
- Stop loafing and help me clean the garage.
- Instead of working, they loafed by the river all afternoon.
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noun
- A shaped mass of bread that is baked in one piece.
- She bought a fresh loaf of bread from the bakery.
- The loaf was still warm when he sliced it for dinner.
- I prefer a whole wheat loaf over white bread.
- A shaped mass of food, such as meat or cake, that is cooked in one piece.
- She baked a lemon loaf for the school bake sale.
- For dinner, we had a meat loaf with mashed potatoes.
- The recipe calls for a pound of ground beef to make the loaf.
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