For something to get in the way and encumber someone repeatedly.

For something to bother or obstruct someone uncomfortably.

For one's heart to pound fast, strongly, and repeatedly as one feels frightened or uneasy, or with expectation.

To keep hesitating, not speaking or acting right away.

To suddenly stop work that one has been doing or movement that one has been making repeatedly; or to behave in such a manner repeatedly.

glisten; be glossy; be greasy; linger over one's work; shirk

For the surface of something to shine and look smooth.

To be very idle, not doing one's work hard.

To constantly talk a little loudly while laughing frivolously.

To fawn on someone in order to please or gain favor with him/her.

To keep speaking in such a small and low voice that others cannot hear.

sway slowly; wave gently; wander; vacillate; falter; drag; progress slowly; move limply; sway feebly

For a thin, long object such as a twig or cloth, etc., to move back and forth slowly, repeatedly.

To keep wandering without composing one's mind or having a grip on one's own life.

For the melody of a song to continue in a draggingly slow and subdued manner.

For one's arms or legs, etc., to move feebly, slowly in a repeated manner; or to make them move in such a manner.

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A suffix that means "continuously being in that state" and makes the word a verb.