leisure

have a random or casual chat

chat leisurely

to not have the time; busy; not free

meddle

to be meddlesome; nosy; officious [written and colloquial]

an easy task; something that is too insignificant to be worth caring about

free, casual

(adjective) to have spare time; to be free; to be available; to be at leisure

lit. free and no urge to poo, meaning one has too much time to spare

lit. can free time to die, but cannot free time for sickness, meaning one who is so busy that one can afford death, but cannot afford falling sick

feel free to contact / 'must meet up sometime', a socialising term

steal a little leisure from the rush of business

leisurely

noun; sit around doing nothing, an idler

epilepsy [written and colloquial]

idle

ordinary

ordinary people

not important thing; make nothing of; treat lightly / casually; regard as unimportant

other's business

in a relaxed mood

leisurely mood

 loafing

free time or off day

during leisure time [written and colloquial]

idle

chit-chat

gossip

idle talk