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Idle generally refers to idleness, a lack of motion or energy.
Idle or idling, may also refer to:
- Idle (engine), engine running without load
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Idle (CPU), CPU non-utilisation or low-priority mode
- Synchronous Idle (SYN), the idle command to synchronize terminals
- System Idle Process
- Idle (programming language), a dialect of Lua
- IDLE, an integrated development environment for the Python programming language
- IMAP IDLE, an IMAP feature where an email server actively notifies a client application when new mail has arrived
- Idle (GNR) railway station, in Idle, West Yorkshire
- Idle (L&BR) railway station, in Idle, West Yorkshire
- Idle, West Yorkshire, UK; a suburb of Bradford, England
- Idle and Thackley, a ward in Bradford Metropolitan District in the county of West Yorkshire, England, UK
- River Idle, a river flowing through Nottinghamshire, England
- Mrs. Idle (born 1940), a stagename for Australian actress Lyn Ashley
- Christopher Idle (politician) (1771–1819), British politician
- Christopher Idle (hymnwriter) (born 1938), British hymnodist
- Eric Idle (born 1943), a comedian, sketch writer, and actor, member of Monty Python
- Graham Idle (born 1950), British rugby footballer
- Idle, a 2000 demo album by the band Daylight Dies
- Idle game, another name for an incremental game
- Indolent lesions of epithelial origin (IDLE), a classification of cancers
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- Ideal (disambiguation)
- Idel (disambiguation)
- Idle Hour (disambiguation)
- Idler (disambiguation)
- Idles (disambiguation)
- Idol (disambiguation)
- Idyl (disambiguation)
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Look up
idle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Idle generally refers to idleness, a lack of motion or energy.
Idle or idling, may also refer to:
- Idle (engine), engine running without load
-
Idle (CPU), CPU non-utilisation or low-priority mode
- Synchronous Idle (SYN), the idle command to synchronize terminals
- System Idle Process
- Idle (programming language), a dialect of Lua
- IDLE, an integrated development environment for the Python programming language
- IMAP IDLE, an IMAP feature where an email server actively notifies a client application when new mail has arrived
- Idle (GNR) railway station, in Idle, West Yorkshire
- Idle (L&BR) railway station, in Idle, West Yorkshire
- Idle, West Yorkshire, UK; a suburb of Bradford, England
- Idle and Thackley, a ward in Bradford Metropolitan District in the county of West Yorkshire, England, UK
- River Idle, a river flowing through Nottinghamshire, England
- Mrs. Idle (born 1940), a stagename for Australian actress Lyn Ashley
- Christopher Idle (politician) (1771–1819), British politician
- Christopher Idle (hymnwriter) (born 1938), British hymnodist
- Eric Idle (born 1943), a comedian, sketch writer, and actor, member of Monty Python
- Graham Idle (born 1950), British rugby footballer
- Idle, a 2000 demo album by the band Daylight Dies
- Idle game, another name for an incremental game
- Indolent lesions of epithelial origin (IDLE), a classification of cancers
Search for
"idle" on Wikipedia.
- All pages with titles beginning with idle
- All pages with titles containing idle
- Adle
- Christopher Idle (disambiguation)
- Ideal (disambiguation)
- Idel (disambiguation)
- Idle Hour (disambiguation)
- Idler (disambiguation)
- Idles (disambiguation)
- Idol (disambiguation)
- Idyl (disambiguation)
This
disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Idle.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.