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goof off (to) [exp]

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Meaning:
- to joke or play instead of working during work time.
Examples:
- Hey Joe! there is a lot of work that we have to do! It’s not the time to goof off? Help me please!
- Stop goofing off and get back to work! We need to finish this project by the end of the day.
- The teacher caught us goofing off during class, and we had to stay after school.
- I can’t believe he’s still goofing off during the meeting instead of taking notes!
- We spent the whole afternoon goofing off at the park, playing games and laughing.
- Instead of going to the gym, I ended up goofing off at home, watching Netflix all day.
- Why are you goofing off, man? You’ve got a deadline coming up!
- We were goofing off so much during the road trip that we didn’t even notice we passed the exit!
- She’s always goofing off at work instead of getting things done. It’s starting to affect the team.
- Stop goofing off and take this seriously. This is an important task!
- I ended up goofing off all weekend instead of finishing the book I was supposed to read.
- Stop goofing off and help me clean the kitchen.
- You’ve been goofing off for the last hour! Get back to work!
- He’s been goofing off during the entire class and still hasn’t turned in his homework.
- We spent the whole afternoon goofing off at the beach, playing frisbee and relaxing.
- I don’t care if we’re just goofing off, this is exactly what I needed after a stressful week.
- Instead of focusing on the report, she’s been goofing off in meetings all week.
- The team spent too much time goofing off, which delayed the project’s progress.