First coined in England and Scotland in the 1600s and made popular in the 1800s in the US, this phrase originally referred to the slow, languid pace of cows returning to the barn for milking. Southerners use this saying to refer to one who takes his own sweet time. If it's said about you, you better stop your lollygaggin'!

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