0 to keep delaying something that must be done, often because it is unpleasant or boring:
1 to delay doing something:
That might encourage people to procrastinate in order to exploit the new arrangements—for example.
I am not talking about anyone who procrastinates or tries to avoid appearing.
I hope that they will stop procrastinating and that something will be done about reducing the period from five years to four.
There might be agricultural committees who on occasion will procrastinate where speed is desirable.
The longer we procrastinate, the weaker becomes our negotiating position.
All they do, however, is procrastinate and delay.
I am not procrastinating in asking for time.
I am sure that he, like me, would like to make a decision fairly quickly rather than procrastinate on the matter.
