la·zy 
/ˈleɪzi/ adjective
la·zi·er; la·zi·est /ˈleɪzi/ adjective 1 disapproving : not liking to work hard or to be active
▪ a lazy child who avoided household chores ▪ I should have done more work this weekend, but I was feeling lazy. 2 always used before a noun : not having much activity : causing people to feel that they do not want to be active
▪ a lazy summer day 3 always used before a noun : moving slowly
▪ a hawk flying in lazy circles ▪ a lazy river
▪ a lazy child who avoided household chores ▪ I should have done more work this weekend, but I was feeling lazy.
▪ a lazy summer day
▪ a hawk flying in lazy circles ▪ a lazy river
— la·zi·ly /ˈleɪzəli/ adverb
▪ The leaves floated lazily down the stream.
/ˈleɪzəli/ adverb ▪ The leaves floated lazily down the stream.
— la·zi·ness /ˈleɪzinəs/ noun [noncount]
▪ Her parents blame her bad grades on laziness.
/ˈleɪzinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ Her parents blame her bad grades on laziness.
