lasch.
limp, lackadaisical
Meaning & usage
limp, lackadaisical
lax, overly lenient
bland, lacking in taste
Where this word comes from
18th century, from Low German lasch, from Middle Low German lasch, las, from Old Saxon *lask, from Proto-West Germanic *laskw, from Proto-Germanic *laskwaz (“dull, lax, sluggish, lazy”). Likely influenced by French lâche, from Latin laxus.
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