languid

“Not great,” Autumn replies, before taking her sword from Woo and slicing down another languid strand of webbing.

The result is something that tastes like how a heat wave feels — languid, briny and deeply satisfying.

Now, shaken from a reverie, reality collides with illusion at the languid pace of a stream.

Its effects, including a languid euphoria with light hallucinations, were quickly noted.

She characterized those years in her autobiography as: “Desultory intellectual chitchat, drugs, hip aristocrats, languid dilettantes and high naughtiness. I knew I was on my path!”