Leisure - Law Dictionary Search Results
Busy
time being occupied with serious affairs not idle nor at leisure as a busy merchant
Disengaged
Not engaged free from engagement at leisure free from occupation or care vacant
Leisurably
At leisure
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Leisure
Freedom from occupation or business vacant time time free from employment
Leisured
Having leisure
Leisurely
Characterized by leisure taking abundant time not hurried as a leisurely manner a
Leyser
Leisure
living room
family where the family entertain guests or relax together for leisure activities It usually contains at least one couch and does
Otiose
Being at leisure or ease unemployed indolent idle
Otiosity
Leisure indolence idleness ease
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