bone idle
The phrase "bone idle" is an expression used to describe someone who is extremely lazy or indolent. It suggests a complete lack of motivation or willingness to work or engage in any productive activity. The term "bone" intensifies the laziness, emphasizing a deep-rooted inertia or inactivity. Therefore, being "bone idle" implies a person who is utterly idle, inactive, and unwilling to exert any effort.
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