loll

Object

• tongue: The grotesque head stared with angry red eyes and the tongue lolled in its mouth.
• head: The cat was beige in color with a white front and its head lolled from side to side.

Preposition: on

• sofa: Often, these models loll about lasciviously on sofas or rumpled up beds, which cost Charney already quite a bit of trouble.
• beach: How about the rest of the time you were there - lolling on the beach in your bikini, I suppose?
• grass: When breakfast was ready we lolled on the grass and eat it smoking hot.

Modifying Another Word

• about: Hand from a still gleaming with spacious open to loll about.
• back: This stops the tongue lolling back into the windpipe.
• just: You're just lolling there in the water, enjoying the world's last true wilderness.
• lazily: Azhar leaned limply on the lightest of willows, tongue lazily lolling out.
• sideways: As he reached the 100th word of the first sentence his head was seen to loll sideways and he fell asleep.
• still: They left in the direction of Land's End, southwards, except for one which remained still lolling in the tide race.

Noun used with modifier

head: He let his head loll from side to side, soothing his flushed cheeks on the cold metal.

Followed by a transitive particle

around: We could loll around all evening twiddling our thumbs without a paperwork care in the world.

Preposition: in

• sun: The cheetahs lolled in the sun, totally indifferent to the gathered crowd and the busy rag.
• water: You're just lolling there in the water, enjoying the world's last true wilderness.
• gorgeousness: They loll about in gorgeousness; they live for art; they believe in excess.
• bath: And Albert's rather a poppet, when he's not lolling in the bath.

Followed by an intransitive particle

around: The easiest way to get a library card is to spend three years lolling around at Oxford.