veg

Zone out completely

Veg is informal British English for vegetables: meat and two veg.

As a verb, to veg or veg out means to relax in a mindless way, doing nothing demanding: I just want to veg out in front of the TV tonight.

The vegetable connection suggests becoming as inert as a plant.

vegetables

greens

Leafy edible plants

spinach · kale · lettuce · peppers · zucchini · tomatoes · cucumbers · celery · cauliflower · eggplant

relaxation

chill

Cold sensation or relaxation

  • unwindRelease accumulated tension
  • loungeComfortable waiting room
  • couchUpholstered seating furniture

zone out · decompress · idle · laze · downtime · Netflix · binge-watch · slouch · potato · mindless

diet

vegetarian

One who abstains from flesh

vegan · flexitarian · pescatarian · cruelty-free · animal-free · green · organic · whole foods · clean eating · sustainable

garden

plot

Storyline or land parcel

harvest · seeds · planting · organic · homegrown · cultivation · compost · soil · beds · rows

Opposites
activity level

veghustle

Energetic, aggressive action

exercise · work out · get moving · bustle · go hard

productivity

vegwork

Effort toward a goal

get things done · accomplish · achieve · toil · labor

mental engagement

vegfocus

Concentrated attention point

concentrate · engage · think hard · study · pay attention

Phrases
Family

vegetable, vegetables, vegetation, veggie, veggies, vegetate, vegetal, vegetative, vegs

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Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G