procrastiner
v.— «Il y a des néologismes que j’utilise tout le temps dans mon idiolecte aliéné par l’impérialisme de notre nouvelle Koiné anglo-normande, notamment du franglais (“procrastiner” est mon favori, je peux le dire trois fois par jour).» —“Sérendipiser” by Phersu Cunctator Phersu (France) May 19, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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