lackadaisical

showing little enthusiasm and effort; halfhearted

The food was good but the service was lackadaisical.

by strawb3bbie May 7, 2023

lackadaisical

An awkward, useless word that only idiot english majors would try and sneak into a conversation. -- lack of spirit, inbetween happy and sad, indifference.

English Major Idiot: "Gracious be, I'm feeling so rather lackadaisical in this moment."
English Major Idiot's friend: "Dude.. .stfu! `smack` b!tch! just say yo ain't up to doin' sh!t u motha f**ka'. . . damn. I need some friend chicken. . . you f*ckin b!tch ass. . ."

by duskins July 5, 2006

lackadaisical

lacking life, spirit, or zest : languid

Mr. Ford told the orchestra they were lackadaisical because they did play with enthusiasm and musicality.

by mdz August 3, 2012

Lackadaisical

A bicycle made for one.

A: I heard your mate broke up with his girlfriend. They were a great cycling team.
B: Yeah, he's heartbroken. He's bought himself a new bike though.
A: What is it?
B: A lackadaisical.

by JaaagMan November 6, 2012

jackadaisical

it is the act of being like a jackass.

Stop being jackadaisical.

by bmxican October 3, 2003

lackadaisical

word meaning mellow
may have mij meaning me on the end

lackadaisicalmij mellow me

by corn June 17, 2005

Whackadaisical

The lack of being whack
Considered a compliment
Being the opposite of whack

This guy is so Whackadaisical at parties
How whackadaisical of her

by KIddJOKER March 30, 2015