Definition of "cabbaging" [cabbaging]

• Present participle of cabbage. (verb)
• To be lazy or to be in a state of boredom. (noun)

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• "But if he wishes to know whether the introduction of the sentence from Tacitus into a poetical tale should be called "cabbaging," the reply will properly be, No. The poet expected that the well-known figure, which he had thus thrown into verse, would be immediately recognised by every literary reader, and that the recognition would give pleasure."
• "It could just be that I'm spending too much time "cabbaging about" on the couch as the British would say."
• "East, as in Southern Europe, is made to cut out the cloth in presence of its owner, to prevent “cabbaging.”"