Pronunciation: /ˈleɪzi ˈsuːzən/
noun a revolving tray or turntable typically placed on a dining table to aid in distributing food
A1 I bought a lazy Susan for my dining table.
A2 The lazy Susan on the kitchen counter makes it easy to access all the condiments.
B1 She placed the hot dishes on the lazy Susan to serve everyone at the table.
B2 The lazy Susan in the middle of the conference table allowed for easy sharing of documents.
C1 The custom-made lazy Susan in the cabinet rotates smoothly and quietly.
C2 The antique lazy Susan in the dining room is a beautiful and functional piece of furniture.
adjective lacking in energy; inactive or slothful
A1 The lazy Susan table made it easy for everyone to reach the dishes.
A2 She bought a lazy Susan organizer to keep her spices in order.
B1 The lazy Susan cabinet in the kitchen was a convenient storage solution.
B2 The lazy Susan design of the pantry shelves allowed for easy access to all the items.
C1 The lazy Susan mechanism in the corner cabinet was a clever space-saving solution.
C2 The lazy Susan feature in the dining table added a touch of elegance to the room.
formal The dining table was equipped with a lazy Susan for easy sharing of dishes.
informal I love using a lazy Susan at family dinners because it makes passing food so much easier.
slang Let's spin the lazy Susan and see what snacks we have left.
figurative The project manager acted as a lazy Susan, constantly rotating tasks among team members.
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