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indolent person
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indolent — indolently, adv. /in dl euhnt/, adj. 1. having or showing a disposition to avoid exertion; slothful: an indolent person. 2. Pathol. causing little or no pain; inactive or relatively benign: an indolent ulcer that is not painful and is slow to… … Universalium
indolent — /ˈɪndələnt / (say induhluhnt) adjective 1. having or showing a disposition to avoid exertion: an indolent person. 2. Pathology sluggish. {Late Latin indolens not suffering pain} –indolently, adverb …
Indolent — Indolenz (lat. indolentia Unempfindlichkeit gegen Schmerz; dolere leiden, auch: schmerzen) bedeutet Schmerzlosigkeit, Schmerzfreiheit, aber auch Gleichgültigkeit gegenüber Schmerzen im körperlichen wie auch im psychischen Sinn. Als Indolenz… … Deutsch Wikipedia
lazy, idle, indolent — These words mean not active, not in use or operation, doing nothing. Although lazy can be used without implying reproach or condemnation, as in lazy afternoon, it usually suggests criticism: That boy is too lazy to learn. I m looking for a helper … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
idle — idleness, n. idly, adv. /uyd l/, adj., idler, idlest, v. idled, idling, n. adj. 1. not working or active; unemployed; doing nothing: idle workers. 2. not spent or filled with activity: idle hours. 3. not in use or operation; not kept busy: idle… … Universalium
Cooch — This unusual surname has two possible origin, the first being that it is of Cornish origin and a nickname surname for a red haired person or one with a particularly ruddy complexion, derived from the Cornish cough , the Welsh coch meaning red.… … Surnames reference
Couch — This unusual surname has two possible origin, the first being that it is of Cornish origin and a nickname surname for a red haired person or one with a particularly ruddy complexion, derived from the Cornish cough , the Welsh coch meaning red.… … Surnames reference
Cough — This unusual surname has two possible origin, the first being that it is of Cornish origin and a nickname surname for a red haired person or one with a particularly ruddy complexion, derived from the Cornish cough , the Welsh coch meaning red.… … Surnames reference
slug — I. /slʌg / (say slug) noun 1. any of various slimy, elongated terrestrial gastropods related to the terrestrial snails, but having no shell or only a rudimentary one. 2. a slow moving animal, vehicle, or the like. 3. any heavy piece of crude… …
lotus-eater — noun Date: 1832 1. any of a people in Homer s Odyssey subsisting on the lotus and living in the dreamy indolence it induces 2. an indolent person … New Collegiate Dictionary
Idel — Recorded in several spelling forms including Idel, Idle, Idill, and Idell, this interesting English and Scottish surname has a number of possible origins. The first and most likely is locational, from either the former village of Idle in the West … Surnames reference
