"To dick around" Can this phrasal verb be used with these 2 structures? Dick somebody around. Dick with somebody. If so, can they be used in these meanings? 1. To waste time Don't dick around with me. Don't dick me around. 2. To take advantage of Don't dick her around. Don't dick around with her. 3. I'm not sure, but I've come across this meaning with "be joking". But i've never seen this in this usage Don't dick him around. Don't dick around with her. I believe only the context will give the exact meaning. These are transitive verbs, right? Thank you in advance and I'm sorry for so many questions.