adjective

lazy

lazy, idle, slothful

He is a very lazy student.

He is a very lazy student.

I feel lazy on Sundays.

I feel lazy on Sundays.

It was a lazy afternoon by the river.

It was a lazy afternoon by the river.

((be)) lazy to be unwilling to work He is a very lazy student.

((feel)) lazy to feel unwilling to work I feel lazy on Sundays.

Synonyms: idle, slothful, inactive; Antonyms: active, diligent, energetic

Believed to originate from Middle Low German 'lasich' meaning 'feeble, weak'.

Imagine someone saying 'Lay Z' as they lie down on the sofa, too lazy to get up.

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