verb
definition
To pass (time) idly.
synonyms
definition
To occupy or entertain (someone) in order to let time pass.
definition
To loiter.
synonyms
noun
definition
(usually in the plural) A trick or stratagem practiced for ensnaring or deception; a sly, insidious artifice
example
He was seduced by her wiles.
verb
definition
To entice or lure
Examples of wile in a Sentence
Enjoying a meal or a drink by the marina is always a pleasant way to wile away a few hours.
You can't save high scores, but you can wile away the house place old school video games.
His wile was wickeder than the wile of the Trojan horse, than the wile of Althaea or of Scylla.
For the longer journey we can even entertain you with our TV & Video to wile away the journey time.
Could be used to wile away long winter evenings in caving huts.
So wily, and we must follow with wile.
Play dodgeball, a simple form of baseball, sliding Runt through obstacle courses; just little quick and easy games that will wile away some of your time.
A renowned hotspot, there is no better way to wile away an afternoon than soaking up the rays on the terrace.
Tiny little hotel rooms with a bed and as many gadgets as you could ask for to wile the night away !
A string of tavernas and bars along the harbor side make for a pleasant enough place to wile away a couple of hours.
I read a passage in a novel last evening as I sat by the fire, trying to wile away these idle hours.