lard-assed
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9.9
A rude way to say someone is very overweight or lazy
- adjective
- /ˈlɑrdˌæst/
- Offensive
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- After sitting on the couch all weekend, I felt too lard-assed to go for a run.
Examples
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All cuts, cancers, and (no doubt) the inevitable side effects of being lard-assed can all be cured by praying in church.
Blog text (13) -
He was so lard-assed that he struggled to fit into the roller coaster seat.
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Her lard-assed attitude during the team project frustrated everyone else.
Synonyms
lazy
vslard-assed
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1.0
Not willing to work or make an effort
adds insulting tone and often mentions excess body weight
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7.9
Not willing to do any work most of the time
focuses on habitual laziness often combined with ridicule about weight
9.9
Not willing to work or make effort
is informal and offensive, used to mock rather than politely state idleness
Antonyms
How Lazy
Surface Forms
lard-assed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Lard-assed comes from lard ('pig fat') and ass (a rude word for 'butt' or a foolish person). A helpful way to remember it is to picture someone with 'lard' on their 'ass', so the word describes a person who seems very overweight or lazy and is an informal, rude term.