/larb/; verb, intransitive.
1) To lie in
one's bed in sweatpants while adjusting the covers and sighing.
2) To get the same amount accomplished while awake as one could accomplish while asleep—that is, to say, nothing.
Present participle: larbing
Past tense: larbed
Past participle: larbed
Etymology: from a misreading of "larb" (pronounced /la:p/), a meat
salad of Laotian and
Thai origin.
1) As
Gwen collapsed in her
bed after her morning jog, she decided that it would be best to larb for a while as her heart
rate returned to normal.
2) Burnt out from a stressful week, Dorothy spent all Saturday morning larbing instead of doing her neuroscience homework.