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Well, it seems kind of dangerous to me, but you could call him Cunctatus or her Cunctata, or you could say that they are cunctators. Procrastinator seems a lot safer though, if you know what I mean.

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12y ago

The word "procrastinate" means to put something off until a later date. It comes from the Latin "procrastinationem", which comes from "pro" ("forward; until") and "crastinus" (pertaining to tomorrow). So, literally, it means "[putting off] until tomorrow".

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8y ago

The noun forms of the verb to procrastinate are procrastinator, procrastination, and the gerund, procrastinating.

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15y ago

stall, dilly-dally

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