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Old 15-Apr-2005, 14:43
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What does this phrasal verb mean?
"To potter around"
The statement is "I potter around the house in my pyjamas"
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Old 15-Apr-2005, 16:36
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Walk around doing this and that, but not concentrating on anything or doing anything serious. http://www.usingenglish.com/referenc...er-around.html
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