Definitions
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- adjective constitutionally lazy or idle
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Examples
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The very bone-lazy bonehead who had helped so little with my recent cases, the deadbeat who would not wake up if you set a fire under his chair.
Petty Pewter Gods Cook, Glen 1995
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The coolies were bone-lazy, the admiral and first-lieutenant were sulky, and the weather was stuffy and threatened thunder -- the conditions were altogether detrimental to placidity of temper.
A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil T. R. Swinburne
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This bone-lazy film is a comedy only if you believe Kevin James falling off a rope swing is funny.
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This bone-lazy film is a comedy only if you believe Kevin James falling off a rope swing is funny.
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This bone-lazy film is a comedy only if you believe Kevin James falling off a rope swing is funny.
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For all those who think people without health insurance are just bone-lazy, I'm here to tell you I've been among at least 100,000 of them who are anything but that in deep Southwest Virginia and Upper East Tennessee.
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