laz
- adjective
- Slang
- She gets laz whenever she has to do her homework.
Examples
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I'm feeling so laz today.
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After a long week, everyone was a bit laz on Sunday afternoon.
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I was feeling so laz that I stayed in bed all morning.
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He is too laz to go for a run.
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He's feeling laz today and doesn't want to go to work.
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After a long week, she just wants to relax and be laz for the weekend.
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I can tell you're laz because you haven't even started your homework yet.
Synonyms
Not willing to work or make an effort
Antonyms
How Lazy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Laz is a slang short form of lazy, and it shares the same root as the verb laze, which means 'doing nothing'. So laz as an adjective means 'unwilling to work' or lacking energy.