From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlazelaze /leɪz/ verb [intransitive always + adverb/preposition] RESTto relax and enjoy yourself in a lazy waylaze in We spent the afternoon lazing in the sun.laze about/around We lazed around, gazing at the views. —laze noun [singular]→ See Verb table
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laze• I'm just going to laze around and watch TV.• I found him lazing around in bed with a cup of coffee and the paper.• On the porch, two large cats sat lazing in the sun.laze about/around• Your life might consist of lazing about all day and partying all night but mine certainly doesn't - time is precious.• I am fat, but I don't laze around the house stuffing myself with butter.• She had lazed around the pool to her heart's content - and she had played tennis with Carlos three times.Origin laze (1500-1600) lazy 