intransitive. To be slothful. rare.

intransitive. To be or become indolent or lazy.

intransitive. To be slothful or slovenly. Scottish.

intransitive. To behave like a sloven; to be indolent or careless, esp. with regard to cleanliness or personal appearance; also transitive with it…

intransitive. To idle, play truant (esp. from school); to wander, stray. Also with it.

intransitive. To proceed in a sluggish, lazy, or indolent manner; (also) to engage in dull, repetitive, or meaningless work. Also with adverbs, as a…

intransitive. To be lubberly; to slabber or slobber.

intransitive. To play the sluggard.

(Middle English also lie adown.) See sense 2 and down, adv. 2a. Also reflexive (now archaic). Also in pregnant senses: †To fall in battle; †to die…

intransitive. To loaf around, shirk one's duties. Cf. to fuck off 2 at fuck, v. phrasal verbs 1.

intransitive. To behave in a lazy or slovenly way. Usually with around, about.