Lazybones [noun]

Do you want to make an early morning excursion—before Lazybones Helen is roused from her rosy slumbers?

He don't want to find gold for the king any longer,—the lazybones!

A grand sentiment—but nothing would promote work in you, you dear old lazybones, so it's no use arguing the point.

"Don't know, and don't care," came out with characteristic Lazybones indifference.

This means Jump up, lazybones; and take a swim before the sun rises.

There was old Lazybones, as Pedro had named the one who, presenting the greatest girth, had to carry the largest pack.

Lazybones never objected to taking mail to Lady Gray, because she always gave him something.

He had been giving Lazybones some instructions about digging sweet potatoes, which he had offered to pay him for.

All right, Lazybones, stay here by your lonesome and content yourself thinking what a fine time we're having.

"Lazybones," snickered Jimmieboy, as the pillow landed on Fred's curly head.