| SLACK | Singular bags for the lazy (5) |
| GROUNDCREW | Plainly speaking, they carry the bags for the estate crowd (6,4) |
| CORONETS | Mythical bird returns ring and bags for the minor royals (8) |
| ICEAXE | Inspect large bags for the ears, which a climber may use |
| STOOP | Mail drop off, for the lazy postman |
| RESIN | Barges in without a bag for the varnish ingredient (5) |
| SNOOD | Bag for the hair, essentially |
| IDLER | The lazy fellow! Lied about having the right to it! (5) |
| QUICK | The - brown fox jumps over the lazy dog; example of a pangram (5) |
| SCHWA | The "lazy" vowel; or, the symbol E used to represent its "uh" sound (5) |
| BRUNO | The Lazy Song and Grenade hitmaker, _ Mars (5) |
| SLOTH | The lazy one of seven (5) |
| SILVERPLATTER | Serving dish for the lazy |
| CASES | Bags for suits? (5) |
| MOGAU | Trained chef, cookbook author and known as The Lazy Makoti (5) |
| RIVER | "Up the lazy ___" |
| TAKETHELIFT | Kettle, if worn as a hat, could go for the lazy option? (4,3,4) |
| INERTIA | Word, from "artless, inactive, unskilled", for the lazy quality of mass or matter, as described in Newton's first law of motion (7) |
| SACKS | Cotton, hessian or linen bags for flour, grain or potatoes (5) |
| ETUIS | Ladies' bags for small articles |
