veg out

verb

1. slang,  (intr, adv) to relax in an inert passive way; vegetate

   vegging out in front of the television set

Example Sentences

Veg out with these dips and lets all pray the heat dome lifts and we can turn our ovens on once again.

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And regardless of whether her day off is a Sunday or a Tuesday, she’s always ready to order some takeout, “veg out” with her partner Australian musician G Flip, and wander into open houses where her celebrity status gets mixed reactions from fellow real estate agents.

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And regardless of whether her day off is a Sunday or a Tuesday, she’s always ready to order some takeout, “veg out” with her partner, Australian musician G Flip, and wander into open houses where her celebrity status gets mixed reactions from fellow real estate agents.

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Sometimes G and I like to veg out on the couch together.

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“So if you’ve sprinkled out self-control for various things, and your plan was to work out in the evening,” it’s not surprising if you give into a desire to veg out in front of your phone or TV instead of breaking a sweat, said Elizabeth Hathaway, a professor of exercise psychology and health behavior change at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

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