LACKADAISY

Adjective

lackadaisy (comparative more lackadaisy, superlative most lackadaisy)

(archaic) lackadaisical

Interjection

lackadaisy

(archaic) lackaday

Source: Wiktionary


Lack"a*dai`sy, interj. Etym: [From Lackaday, interj.]

Definition: An expression of languor.

Lack"a*dai`sy, a.

Definition: Lackadaisical.

Source: Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary 1913 Edition



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