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Cubarsi age
/ˈku.bar.si ˈa.ɡe/
Definition
1
A phrase derived from the Latin 'cubare' (to lie down or recline) and 'age' (the imperative form of 'agere', meaning to do, perform, or drive).
2
In a modern, whimsical interpretation, this refers to the act of aggressively lounging or the state of maintaining a professional degree of laziness.
Examples
Cum sol calet, cubarsi age in lecto ut philosophus.
When the sun is hot, lounge aggressively in bed like a philosopher.
Non laborabo hodie; cubarsi age est propositum meum.
I shall not work today; aggressive lounging is my goal.
Socia mea dicat, 'Cubarsi age' dum in grabato haereo.
My partner says, 'Go lounge aggressively' while I remain stuck on the couch.