бездельничать

lounge (lounge away one's life (time) – праздно проводить жизнь (время)); dawdle; twiddle; drone; maroon; sit; fribble; mike; lounge about (lounge away one's life; time; the commentary 'lounge away one's life; time' does not contain 'lounge about' and, consequently, is to be deleted TarasZ); while away; daddle; frowst; dally; hang about; potter; snooze; put one's feet up; have a good slack; have a loaf; have a mike; moulder; keep hands in pockets; loiter away time; snooze time away; twiddle thumbs; twirl thumbs; fiddle-faddle (Anglophile); laze away the time (Anglophile); veg out (Озерова Ольга); moodle (Napoleon often moodled about for a week at a time doing nothing but play with his children or read trash or waste his time helplessly Harding); fiddle; loaves; idle time; laze away; squander time; dawdle away; fiddle about; fluff off; doss about (Eagle39); dillydally (Parasite); have easy time; be at a loose ends (Дмитрий_Р); linger; mess about; loiter away one's time; loiter; mong out (КГА); play hooky (I'm so lazy. I would rather voluntarily inhale some chloroform and pass out just to receive an opportunity to play hooky Taras); fettle; play the knave; rogue; do nothing; molder; hang about around (to stand around, doing nothing • I don't like to see all these youths hanging about (street-corners)); loaf around (Ivan Pisarev); laze about (Ivan Pisarev); do nothing (Ivan Pisarev); be lazy (Ivan Pisarev); be idle (Ivan Pisarev); waste time (Ivan Pisarev); relax without doing anything (Ivan Pisarev); lounge (Ivan Pisarev); slack off (Ivan Pisarev); chill out (Ivan Pisarev); be careless (Ivan Pisarev); hang around (Ivan Pisarev); be unproductive (Ivan Pisarev); shirk work (Ivan Pisarev); daydream (Ivan Pisarev); be unmotivated (Ivan Pisarev); be inactive (Ivan Pisarev); fritter away time (Ivan Pisarev); be sluggish (Ivan Pisarev); loaf around (Ivan Pisarev); laze about (Ivan Pisarev); do nothing (Ivan Pisarev); be lazy (Ivan Pisarev); be idle (Ivan Pisarev); waste time (Ivan Pisarev); relax without doing anything (Ivan Pisarev); lounge (Ivan Pisarev); slack off (Ivan Pisarev); chill out (Ivan Pisarev); be careless (Ivan Pisarev); hang around (Ivan Pisarev); be unproductive (Ivan Pisarev); shirk work (Ivan Pisarev); daydream (Ivan Pisarev); be unmotivated (Ivan Pisarev); be inactive (Ivan Pisarev); fritter away time (Ivan Pisarev); be sluggish (Ivan Pisarev); poke; trifle; loaf around (finita); put feet up (Ivan1992); fanny about (Антонэл); lounge around (TarasZ); lazy (reference.com VLZ_58)

Gruzovik

fool around (to spend time aimlessly Val_Ships); jack off (Toughguy); play the hooky (Chicken1981); fooling around (to spend time aimlessly Val_Ships)

austral.

bludge (VLZ_58)

austral., slang

fart-arse about; play silly buggers; swing the lead

busin.

idle time away

context.

lie down (Bartek2001)

fig.

pick one's nose (Half of my colleagues do nothing and just pick their noses most of the time and they're still earning the same as me – Половина моих коллег большую часть времени ничего не делают, и просто бездельничают, но получают столько же, сколько и я Taras)

Gruzovik, obs.

cheat; swindle

idiom.

find oneself at loose ends (Taras); cool the heels (to remain in place in readiness or expectation of something (Merriam-Webster) | Англо-русский фразеологический словарь А.В. Кунина, М., 1984 – также в значении "заставить кого-л. дожидаться" и пр. варианты • That left open the possibility that someone was trying to sew up loose ends in El Paso in the hopes it might cool the heels of authorities. (mentalfloss.com) ART Vancouver); sit idle (Andrey Truhachev); sit on one's heels (VLZ_58)

inf.