ignavus; piger; socors; segnis; deses; iners [SYN. in IDLENESS]: a lazy fellow, homo deses; homo desidiosus, or iners et desidiosus; cessator (a lazy slave, who neglects his work): to be too lazy to do anything, pigrari aliquid facere (Cic.): to be lazy, ignavum esse; laboris fugientem esse: to be abominably lazy, inertissimae esse segnitiae: to be growing abominably lazy, socordiae se atque ignaviae tradere; languori se desidiaeque tradere: don’t be too lazy to send me all the news, quidquid novi scribere ne pigrere (Cic.): lazy in doing anything, piger ad aliquid faciendum (e.g., ad litteras scribendas): lazy in anything, piger ad aliquid [Vid: IDLE]: to lead a lazy life, vitam desidem degere.