to leave land uncultivated to restore its fertility

to leave something unused or allow it to lie idle, typically referring to equipment, assets, or resources

leisurely; relaxed

to interfere in or be overly inquisitive about other people's business

to stroll; to wander around aimlessly

to engage in casual conversation or informal talk

meddling in other people's business

spare time; time not occupied by work or other activities

free time or spare time available for rest or personal activities

to idle about; to loaf around

casual conversation or small talk about whatever comes to mind

a person who has no legitimate reason to be in a specific area

referring to resources, funds, or labor that are currently unused or not being put to work

free from work, business, or worry; having a lot of free time

other people's business; matters that do not concern one

to chat

to engage in idle talk or casual conversation

leisurely and comfortable; relaxed in both body and mind

the agricultural off-season; the farming slack season

to engage in casual or trivial conversation; to talk idly about unimportant matters

idly, carelessly, or for no reason

to have nothing to do; to be at leisure

calm and composed; relaxed and poised

idle talk or slanderous rumors concerning the private affairs of others

to stay at home without official duties, often after resigning or during a sabbatical

to sit around doing nothing in particular or relaxing

(of personnel) having no fixed or specific duties

leisurely and carefree mood

a relaxed frame of mind or the mental inclination to engage in non-essential activities

(usually used in the negative) ordinary people; someone who is easily trifled with

To refrain from meddling in others' affairs or to mind one's own business.

slack winter season (farming)

to spend one's leisure time or idle away the time in a relaxed manner

at one's ease and free from worry or toil

light reading; books read for pleasure rather than for study or work

leisurely and carefree; at ease

to find or steal a moment of spare time or take a break from a busy schedule

to stay at home with nothing to do, often when between jobs

idle gossip

an idiom describing a person who leads a carefree, unfettered life

to hang on to and serve the rich and powerful by literary hack work or similar activities

to lead an idle life; to be a loafer

a position requiring little or no work but providing an income or status

comfort and leisure

to chat about domestic trivia

idle or free time

quiet and peaceful in personality or environment

refined and poised in a leisurely or calm manner