lazy

• He is quieter and more lazy, and more solemn. —  The Fifth Form at Saint Dominic's A School Story
• You are lazy, an't you Never. —  The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2 No 4, October, 1862 Devoted To Literature And National Policy
• The windows all over the school were wide open; the sound of lawn-mowers could be heard in the distance; the drowsy warmth of the air made the girls think of Commencement time Resolutely putting aside her desire to be lazy, and oppressed by the thought of her official duties, Lily Andrews decided to devote the afternoon to a consultation with Doris Sands, the out-going president But Marjorie shared no such cares. —  The Girl Scouts' Good Turn
• Picked up from the dirty floor of the poorhouse, his father was identified as the lazy porter who sometimes chopped a cord of wood for my grandmother; and his sisters were slovenly housemaids scattered through Polotzk. —  The Promised Land
• You are all too lazy--Don't say a word! —  The Promised Land

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