tarry

a length of tarry rope.

tarry stones from the garage roof.

she could tarry a bit and not get home until four.

tarry (for) sb.'s arrival

Indeed, tarrying along the way is usually regarded as counterrevolutionary.

Don't tarry too long or you'll miss the bus.

She told him not to tarry on his way home.

It's best not to tarry when making important decisions.

The workers were warned not to tarry during their break.

Please don't tarry in the hallway, keep moving.

He tends to tarry when it comes to completing tasks.

The professor doesn't like students who tarry in submitting assignments.

The team cannot afford to tarry if they want to win the game.

She urged him not to tarry and finish his chores quickly.

The guests were asked not to tarry and proceed to the dining area.