trollop
underact
sleaze
slummock
schlep
give oneself airs
cringe
brass-neck
swash
sauce
run around like a chicken with its head cut off
swash someone's buckle
engagingly
drama queen
winsomely
frivol
slubber
flatfoot
loblolly
trifle
fox
pussyfoot
actinically
fribble
rollick
aggression
hoyden
assertively
voluptuate
pace oneself
improvidently
ponce
rush in
slob
feel one's oats
ritz
impulsively
impetuously
swagger
mimp
quick off the mark
deal with
man of action
lenitively
overact
slovenly
waterhead
performatively
cavort
hastily
phenodominate
hurriedly
enactively
Nance
hulk
do good
slovenlily
play it straight
propensity
aptness
indulgingly
compulse
vamper
in haste
bang out
trifler
play
assertorily
bumble
stridently
ingressively
flirt
toy
blunder
play silly buggers
err on the side of
dally
swag it out
arse around
free agent
phone in
compulsiveness
carry on
run riot
compulsivity
act up
irreverently
loll
exigently
hesitatively
woman up
trail
freewheeler
put on a brave face
free spirit

English words for 'to act in a sluggish or slovenly manner'

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