Preposition: on

• deck: It's open to all, or you and your partner can laze on the deck and be cosseted by the crew.

• sofa: I read several of the submissions lazing back on the sofa or swaying on the Piccadilly Line.

• grass: However is was a fab day to enjoy the sun and music whilst lazing on the grass with friends and a picnic!

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• simply: You could pin the nose on the clown or get your face painted, or simply laze around in the bouncy ball pond.

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• around: You could pin the nose on the clown or get your face painted, or simply laze around in the bouncy ball pond.

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• just: Outside there is a large garden which the cottages share, ideal for playing games or just lazing around end enjoying the view.

• around: People have a lot worse to cope with than worrying whether they can survive without lazing around stoned all day.

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• around: In the daytime many guests stroll to the beach, or laze around the hotels large swimming pool.

• away: Laze away the days on our beach or around our famous lagoon pool.

Preposition: in

• garden: She loved nothing more than a treat of tuna and a chin tickle and would love lazing in the garden in the sunshine.

Particle object: away_obj

• afternoon: The swimming pool and patio are also firm favorites to laze away the afternoons, or relax with a light lunch or afternoon teas.

Preposition: in

• sun: Leave behind the Parade Gardens, where they would like me to pay £ 1.50 to laze in the sun.

• shade: I said: " Pride lazes in acacia shade, flicking flies off its wild yellow body, pride won't eat dead meat.

• bed: I don't get to laze in bed often.