loiter

“If the Chamber or other lobbying groups send any staff to international summits like the upcoming Copenhagen conference, their goal is to "loiter" in the coffee shops and collect business cards from delegates they can target later on legislative matters back home.”

James Hoggan: The US Chamber of Commerce Is Killing the Copenhagen Climate Treaty

“Except to the coffee shops in Copenhagen to "loiter," of course.”

James Hoggan: The US Chamber of Commerce Is Killing the Copenhagen Climate Treaty

“An even more advanced Tactical Tomahawk coming in two years will be able to change course in midflight and even "loiter" over targets, doing lazy figure-eights in the sky, while it waits for exact coordinates.”

Newsweek: 'Lock And Download'

“He never mislaid the books, forgot, fumbled, or made a "loiter," _morantia_, as they called it, when the office halted or was unpunctual.”

Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln A Short Story of One of the Makers of Mediaeval England

“He might be compared to a wild beast, who dareth not to meddle with the traveller who goeth straightway on his errand, but lieth in wait for such as loiter and fall asleep by the wayside.”

The Complete Works of Whittier

“I have to go to each robot to hand enter ID for cigarettes and alcohol, so I don't have a lot of time to "loiter" at the cashier station anyway.”

Lean Blog

“The drones can stay aloft for hours and hours, allowing them to "loiter" in the skies until they’re needed, he said "So with a few of them, you could get round-the-clock coverage.”

Aurora pilots to fly UAVs for Afstan

“For the most part, Jeremy did nothing but loiter on his front lawn, shirtless, and flaunt his tattoos.”

Hopefulness

“Would an electric company not allowing non-employees to loiter around on its property be by the same principle an issue of private property?”

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