lazybones

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

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

He therefore called up the stable guards and hurried them with a “Quick, now, you lazybones!”

As thou, false knave, didst swear the whelps in heaven licked the sores of Lazybones, a beggar of old.'

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

The lazybones would look at the task set him, saying: “To-morrow,” and would stretch his arms, scratching and yawning.

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

That document informed me that 'Lazybones' was going to make himself useful.

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

That lazybones Gilbert, only good for mooning about, stole a gun somewhere and done a bit of poaching.