leisurefuladj.
/ˈlɛʒ(jʊ)əfʊl/ a. Having abundant leisure.
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society > leisure > [adjective] > at or having leisure > having ample leisure
leisureful1556
leisurely1613
leisured1794
leisure1845
1556 N. Grimald tr. Cicero Thre Bks. Duties iii. f. 110 He was neuer more leasurelesse, than whan he was leasurefull: and neuer lesse alone, than whan he was all alone.
b. Leisurely.
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the world > action or operation > manner of action > slowness of action or operation > [adjective] > unhurried
toomsomea1400
leisurefulc1449
amblinga1470
hooly1513
leisurablea1540
unhasty1590
leisurely1604
slow-paced1610
unprecipitated1698
leisure1708
unhurrieda1774
jog-trot1826
parliamentary1835
hasteless1838
time-taking1839
unhasting1839
slowed-down1905
c1449 R. Pecock Repressor (1860) 541 If this present argument be take..into depe leiserful consideracioun.
1883 K. S. Macquoid About Yorksh. 63 A large, leisureful handwriting.
1885 K. S. Macquoid Louisa I. xii. 226 It always cost his easy, leisureful nature an effort.
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- have a hoary head and a green tail
- have a hollow leg
- have a hollow legs
- have a job
- have a lash
- have a lash at
- have a laugh
- have a leg
- have a leg up on
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- have a lock on something
- have a log to roll
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- have a long tongue
- have a long way to go
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- have a look around
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