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vb. (context intransitive idiomatic English) to do nothing in particular, be idle.
Usage examples of "laze about".
Now they could laze about the yard and be groomed, then put in their stalls for the night, once Jib and Rune finished cleaning them.
All they ever did was laze about, doing nothing useful, whining about some imagined grievance or other.
This is simply done by replacing the independent private workshop by the compulsory national workshop in this way replacing piece-work by work by the day, and the attentive, energetic workman who minds his business and expects to earn money in return by inattentive apathic workmen pressed into a poorly paid service but paid even when they botch the job or laze about.
If you won't help us, then we'll muddle along on our ownbut we can't just sit here, seeing them in visions, and laze about.
I had rather laze about and think of the fine things that can be done.
I had rather laze about and think of all the fine things that can be done.
What she wouldn't give to have a day to laze about in bed till at least noon, have a long sumptuous lunch, and then play croquet until dark.
Aye, y'can laze about on the ship's deck while yer messmates do all the marchin' an' fightin' for you.