laze - meaning and definition. What is laze
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What (who) is laze - definition


laze         
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Laze (disambiguation)
(lazes, lazing, lazed)
If you laze somewhere for a period of time, you relax and enjoy yourself, not doing any work or anything else that requires effort.
Fred lazed in an easy chair...
They used the swimming-pool, rode, lazed in the deep shade of the oaks in the heat of the day.
VERB: V, V prep
Laze around or laze about means the same as laze
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He went to Spain for nine months, to laze around and visit relations...
I was happy enough to laze about on the beach.
= lie around, lounge around
PHRASAL VERB: V P, V P
laze         
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Laze (disambiguation)
¦ verb spend time in a relaxed, lazy manner.
¦ noun a spell of lazing.
Laze         
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Laze (disambiguation)
·vi To be lazy or idle.
II. Laze ·vt To waste in sloth; to spend, as time, in idleness; as, to laze away whole days.

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Examples of use of laze
1. Sit in the steam room or sauna every day, laze around in the hot tub.
2. Thanks to his friends who wanted to laze back and have beer.
3. They pay bills, shop for groceries and laze around the house with their dogs, Chocco and Cassie.
4. Inside the fortified compound of the prison in Lashkar Gah, Helmand‘s capital, the 330 male prisoners laze about in the shade of their straw huts.
5. Victoria Coren Sunday February 1', 2006 The Observer Time Inc, the world‘s largest magazine company, is launching a website for men who laze around at work.