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lazybones
[ ley-zee-bohnz ]
lazybones
/ ˈ±ô±ðɪ³úɪˌ²úəʊ²Ô³ú /
noun
- informal.a lazy person
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of lazybones1
Example Sentences
He grunted with every step, heading for his cart, and hollered, “Get up, lazybones!â€
The lazybones description of lawmakers came into vogue once again over two decades later.
On a positive note, Shamberger and Dylan Fleming are quite funny as a mayor and a dimwitted lazybones named Luke, respectively.
When he changed the labor code to reduce the power of unions and make it easier to hire and fire people, he derided those who opposed his changes as “lazybones, cynics and extremists.â€
And the other benefit to these things being so simple is you have no excuse not to do them more often, lazybones.
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