/dʒɜːrk əˈraʊnd/
PHRASAL VERB
To treat someone in an unfair, dishonest, or disrespectful way, especially by misleading them, manipulating them, or deliberately making things difficult for them.
To give someone false information, make dishonest promises, or behave deceptively so that they cannot understand what is really happening or make informed decisions.
To deliberately delay, frustrate, or inconvenience someone by repeatedly changing arrangements, creating unnecessary obstacles, or refusing to deal with them properly.
To control, exploit, or treat someone unfairly for personal benefit, often by taking advantage of their trust or uncertainty.
PHRASAL VERB
To act silly, irresponsibly, or without serious purpose instead of concentrating on what needs to be done.
To behave in a silly, careless, or unproductive way, especially when one should be working or taking something seriously.