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What is the prefixes and suffixesDawdle?

The word "dawdle" doesn't have any prefixes or suffixes. It's a root word on its own.

It's possible you're thinking of words that are related to "dawdle," like:

* Doodler: This word uses the suffix "-er," which means "one who does" or "one that does."

* Dawdling: This word uses the suffix "-ing," which indicates an ongoing action.

Let me know if you have any other words you'd like to explore!

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