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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Potter around
Is ‘potter around’ a common phrase?
For instance:
“I usually run myself rugged pulling weeds out of all the flowerbeds and sprucing up the garden, but this time I’m just going to potter around.”
“I stayed at home today and I just spend the afternoon pottering around.”
Thank you.
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Yes, it's a very common idiom; also "potter about". com/definition/potter (In AmE it is "putter around", according to the Oxford)
- Yes, it's a very common idiom; also "potter about".
- com/definition/potter (In AmE it is "putter around", according to the Oxford)
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Yes, it's a very common idiom; also "potter about".
See here: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/potter
(In AmE it is "putter around", according to the Oxford)
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