Mogging Folly

a person sitting on a bench

Mogging Folly

n.
the act of deliberately squandering your time, lazing about as if none of this is worth a damn, letting precious hours spool away slowly like the string of a runaway kite.

From mog, to enjoy one’s self in a quiet, easy, comfortable manner + folly, a foolish act.

Adomania

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Aponemia

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Kadot

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Craxis

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Hem-Jawed

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Nilous

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Furosha

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Dystoria

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Evertheless

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Starlorn

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Tornomov

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Ecsis

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Grayshift

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Karanoia

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Winnewaw

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Irrition

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Ironsick

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Achenia

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O’Erpine

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Caucic

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Midsummer

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Etherness

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