laze around

This page is about the phrasal verb laze around

Meaning

to relax and do very little

laze about (British), lie around, chill out (informal)

My son would laze around in front of the TV all day if we let him.
Instead of doing exciting things like kite-surfing and jet-skiing, my daughter just lazed around the pool tanning herself and chatting on her phone.

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