lazes
Does very little
Lazes is the verb laze in its third-person singular form, meaning to spend time idly or relaxed: She lazes by the pool every Sunday, The cat lazes in the afternoon sun.
The word suggests pleasant, unhurried inactivity rather than guilty sloth.
Spends time idly
- loungesReclines idly or waiting areas
- lollsHangs there loosely
- idlesPasses time uselessly
- dawdlesMoves unnecessarily slowly
putters · potters · meanders · saunters · loiters · mooches · bums · vegs
Releases tension gradually
- chillsShivering spells from illness
- reposesLies at ease
- restsCeases work temporarily
- reclinesLies back restfully
naps · dozes · siestas · decompresses · mellows · vegetates · kicks back · takes it easy
State of slow movement
- torporInactive, sluggish state
- listlessnessAbsence of energy, enthusiasm
- languorWeary, dreamy fatigue
- drowsinessState of near-sleep
sleepiness · inertia · stupor · heaviness · lassitude · weariness · enervation · fatigue
loafs
Spends time idly
dawdles · putters · potters · meanders · saunters · loiters · mooches · bums · vegs · slouches
unwinds
Releases tension gradually
reclines · naps · dozes · siestas · decompresses · mellows · vegetates · kicks back · takes it easy · sprawls
sluggishness
State of slow movement
- torporInactive, sluggish state
- listlessnessAbsence of energy, enthusiasm
- languorWeary, dreamy fatigue
drowsiness · sleepiness · inertia · stupor · heaviness · lassitude · weariness · enervation · fatigue · slothfulness
- lazy eyeWeak eye alignment disorder
- lazy dayUnscheduled time for rest
- lazy SundayRelaxed end-of-week day
- lazy riverGentle artificial waterway
- lazing aroundIdling without purpose
- laze aroundBe idle leisurely
lazy, laziness, laze, lazily, laziest, lazier, lazing, lazed