Crossword clue for "LAZY"
LAZY
- Torpid.
Other crossword clues for answer "LAZY"
- LAZY
- Indolent
- Ergophobic
- Work-averse
- Having no drive
- Moving slowly
- Word before bones or Susan
- Foot-dragging
- Slothful
- Averse to exertion
- Likely to loaf
- Averse to activity
- Like a couch potato
- Sluggish
- Shirking working
- Shiftless
- Allergic to work
- Like a do-nothing
- Displaying sloth
- Slow-moving, as a river
- Like many loafers
- Feckless
- Hardly industrious
- Ideal for tubing, as a river
- Like a shirker
- Like some summer days
- Like a sluggard
- Like some Sundays
- Hard to motivate
- Unlikely to work hard
- Listless
- Far from industrious
- Not assiduous
- Unlikely to exert oneself
- Like couch potatoes
- Averse to work
- Uninterested in working
- Apt to do nothing
- Do-nothing
- Like loafers
- Making no effort
- Far from ambitious
- Averse to working
- Averse to effort
- Not inclined to hustle
- Otiose
- Like a slugabed
- Unindustrious
- ___ Sunday ("SNL" viral video)
- Prone to idleness.
- Slow.
- Not eager to exert oneself.
- ___ Susan.
- The ___, leaden-stepping hours.
- Averse to labor.
- Lackadaisical.
- Taking it easy.
- Not eager to work.
- Not energetic.
- Reluctant to act.
- Kind of Susan.
- Like summer days
- Unambitious
- Kind of bones
- Susan, e.g.
- Susan or bones
- Word with Susan or Mary
- Slothlike
- Not industrious
- Like a certain Susan
- Like summer days, often
- Having no get-up-and-go
- Slow-moving
- Never getting off one's duff
- Unenterprising
- ___ Susan (dining table centerpiece)
- Unlike a go-getter
- Unlikely to hustle
- Word before Susan or Sunday
- Like a ne'er-do-well
- ___ Sunday
- Unlikely to leave the couch
- Like bums
- Beck's "Flies" off "Mutations"
- Work-shy
- Like some assumptions and afternoons
- Word with bones or Susan
- Like Susan under a counter?
- Hardly hardworking
- Jes' sittin' in the sun
- Unmotivated
- Like some swinging Susans?
- Far from hardworking
- Like a 55-Down
- Not effortful
- Susan, for one
- Work-shirking
- Not likely to work
- Lacking get-up-and-go
