0 present participle of slack --
1 to work more slowly and with less effort than usual, or to go more slowly: --
Some individuals it may be are slacking, but the people as a whole—no, they are doing their stuff, to use a colloquialism.
The day the boss starts slacking, what sort of slacking will go on beneath him, among the workers?
Yet the pace of expansion of out-of-centre retail developments shows no signs of slacking.
What if one district accused another of slacking?
There was no slacking on the one hand or goading on the other.
Great schemes have been undertaken resulting in intense activity for a short time, and then there has been a slacking off resulting in unemployment.
There are men slacking in the workshops and employers on the golf courses.
Some are, perhaps, held up as examples of slacking just because they happen to be in the public eye.
