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• v  be idle; exist in a changeless situation

• You'll be airlifted in by helicopter and left to laze about on the white sands with sunning monk seals.
• She underwent a facelift, retook her maiden name, and declared she would no longer laze around for half the day.
• Most arrive at the spa deck in bathrobe and slippers, and instinctively veer left toward the main swimming pool, where portly business types laze on sun loungers or shatter the .

• idle
• slug
• stagnate

• work

News & Articles

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• Lupus, Wooldridge took different paths after Flood of ’93
  LUPUS — This town runs on river time. When the Big Muddy is calm, dogs laze under shade trees, and insects hum along to the slow progress of the water. Canoes and motor boats are parked outside modest
  July 29, 2013 - Columbia Daily Tribune

Quotes

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• Cheryl Cole in Mirror.co.uk
  Modest Cheryl said: "My best thing to laze around in is a pair of pyjamas. I have been known to be a little bit skanky and wear the same pyjamas I woke up in...... for, like, six hours."
• Viswanathan Anand in Times of India
  It is a bit like any other day and I have the excuse to laze off,Anand told TOI on the eve of his birthday. "Just a small function, strictly private, my parents are coming over."