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What's your favorite Harry Potter book?

My friend who is a potter made me this clay mug.

Mr Potter keeps himself in good condition by going jogging every day.

A casual observer might have thought that Peter was meandering through the city, but that day he was actually seeking out those places where he and his long lost love had once visited.

Just when I thought we had you meandering away from here, Lefty, you turned right round and came back.

wałęsać się, szwendać, Der.: loiterer (n)

She saw Mary loitering near the cloakrooms.

We had to hang around the airport for an extra six hours because our flight was delayed.

My friends and I hang around at the corner bar.

The staff are very lazy and they simple hang around.

There's nowhere for teenagers to go, so they just hang around on street corners.

Get out! You can't hang around here.

Don't hang around, guys. This job must be done by tomorrow.

thieves don't usually hang around the scene of the crime

You hang around, I'll go on ahead. To linger some place without doing anything productive. There are always kids hanging around the diner after school, as if they don't have any homework to do.

After I took my sleeping pills I realized that you don't want to mess around with medicine.