Lollygag

Lollygag Lollygag verb informal•North American verb: lollygag; 3rd person present: lollygags; past tense: lollygagged; past participle: lollygagged; gerund or present participle: lollygagging; verb: lallygag; 3rd person present: lallygags; past tense: lallygagged;...

Cattywampus

Business English word of the Week: Geschäftsenglisch: “To get the ball rolling” This idiom means to start something, usually a project or process. sentence example: “Come on guys let’s get the ball rolling on this new billion-dollar project by...

April Fools’ Day

April Fools’ Day unpunctuated: April Fools Day; noun: April Fools’ Day The 1st of April, in many Western countries traditionally an occasion for playing tricks. This custom has been observed for hundreds of years, but its origin is unknown. “18 per cent of...