1. loitering - Noun
2. loitering - Verb
of Loiter
Source: Webster's dictionaryPardon me for loitering in front of an orchestra. John Goodman
In the mazes of loitering people, the watchful and furtive, The shadows of tree-trunks and shadows of leaves, In the drowse of the sunlight, among the low voices, I suddenly face you. Conrad Aiken
The Maple puts her corals on in May, While loitering frosts about the lowlands cling, To be in tune with what the robins sing. James Russell Lowell
Counsel: [You are charged with] loitering to commit a felony. Now then Mr Golightly... Alan Bennett
If you have a loitering servant, set his dinner before him and send him on an errand. Spanish Proverb
A raft of other proposed changes could also see people loitering around a prison behind bars themselves with a much lighter wallet thanks to a $6000 fine, up from the current $1000. Source: Internet