lazy-bones

lazy-bones

A particularly lazy or indolent person. Come on, lazy-bones, you've spent half the day in bed. Time to get up and be productive!
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

lazybones

n. a lazy person. I’m just a lazybones, but I don’t eat much.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • lazybones
  • lazy
  • lazy dog
  • show a leg
  • Show a leg!
  • bone idle
  • bone-idle
  • idle about
  • slack master
  • slackmaster
References in periodicals archive
I chose a lazy person to do a hard job because they will find an easy way to do it BILL GATES, MICROSOFT FOUNDER I am a member of the august fellowship known as 'lazy-bones' REG DEAN ON REASON FOR HIS LONGEVITY
After thirty seconds where I lost the ability to speak, I confronted lazy-bones to the left and demanded action.
Readily accepted by other barnyard residents, Stripes (persuasively voiced by Frankie Muniz) comes of age among such colorful characters as Tucker (Hoffman), a cranky Shetland pony; Franny (Goldberg), a sage goat; Reggie (Jeff Foxworthy), a dim-bulb rooster; and Lightning (Snoop Dog), an ineptly named lazy-bones dog.
Take a beauty break when you hit the beach with my lazy-bones tips to looking good and staying safe in the sun.
For the lazy-bones out there who don't want to swap cards every six months, Cahoot are offering a standard rate of eight per cent.
"We have some lazy-bones teachers," Nadirov admits.