Sofa Loafer

Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊfə ˈloʊfər/

Definitions of sofa loafer

noun a type of comfortable seating furniture for relaxing or lounging

Example Sentences

A1 I like to relax on my sofa loafer after a long day at work.

A2 My sofa loafer is so comfortable, I could sleep on it all day.

B1 I bought a new sofa loafer for my living room to match the decor.

B2 The leather sofa loafer in the showroom caught my eye immediately.

C1 The designer sofa loafer in the luxury store was exquisitely crafted.

C2 The antique sofa loafer in the museum was a rare find and well-preserved.

Examples of sofa loafer in a Sentence

formal The gentleman sat comfortably in his study, reading a book while wearing his leather sofa loafer.

informal I love lounging on the couch in my cozy sofa loafer.

slang Check out my new kicks, they're like sofa loafers for the streets.

figurative She was a sofa loafer when it came to taking action, always preferring to stay comfortable and avoid risks.

Grammatical Forms of sofa loafer

• past tense: sofa loafed
• plural: sofa loafers
• comparative: more sofa loafer
• superlative: most sofa loafer
• present tense: sofa loafs
• future tense: will sofa loaf
• perfect tense: has sofa loafed
• continuous tense: is sofa loafing
• singular: sofa loafer
• positive degree: sofa loafer
• infinitive: to sofa loaf
• gerund: sofa loafing
• participle: sofa loafed

Origin and Evolution of sofa loafer

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'sofa loafer' originated as a playful combination of the words 'sofa' and 'loafer' to describe someone who lounges or relaxes on a sofa without much activity.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who is lazy or idle, the term 'sofa loafer' has evolved to also imply comfort and relaxation associated with lounging on a sofa.