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lazy river

[ ley-zee riv-er ]

noun

  1. a long, shallow pool, as at a resort or water park, with a slow current that allows people on rafts or inner tubes to coast along.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of lazy river1

First recorded in 1985–90
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Example Sentences

The park extended into flume rides, wave pools, and a lazy river.

On hot days, you’ll likely find kids prancing around the park in swimsuits and water shoes, moving from the lazy river to the parade to rides that dip, bounce and spin.

It uses a lot of eggs, including two egg yolks, and the brown sugar strudel flows through the citrus cream cheese filling like a sweet edible lazy river.

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The course is slightly smaller than most, making it a quicker day of golfing than usual, and the sound from the lazy river that winds through the course lends an ambience of calm.

In addition to slides, there’s a lazy river where you can sit back in a tube and float along with the current.

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