veg out , auch: vege out

The beer turned up and I decided to veg out for the rest of the flight.

I move over between them again and veg out again.

What do you say we go veg out in front of the TV?

I think I'll go veg out in front of the tube for a bit."

The desire to "veg out" in front of the TV is strong.

A normal person might want to veg out, watch a little TV, and hit the hay.

Another great, great tune to doobie up and veg out to!

I think I'm just going to give it up, turn on the TV, and veg out for the rest of the evening.

For a week, they will be able to veg out on American prime-time TV.

Many of them will just veg out."

The receiver draws its power from the laptop, so you may want to plug in before you veg out.

They said, 'I don't want to veg out in the house,' but we have to get them there."

Veg out with these healthy recipes, including Cauliflower pilaf.

She wanted to stay home, read, maybe veg out before the TV, but Jill wasn't having any of that.

There was a time - long, long ago, my children - when Hollywood was the place where good musicals went to veg out.

I just wanted to veg out."

Do not confuse the noun vegan with the intransitive verb to veg out.

She could veg out while she waited.

'This is your chance to veg out, girls.' "

"But sometimes you want to veg out and meditate and read your newspaper and not hear any music.

Your tween doesn't like sitting still in class, but all she wants to do after school is veg out in front of the TV.

There was crass materialism, when the second-homeless got sulky and said they had no place to veg out on weekends.

"I'll make Uncle Dave get some movies and junk food and and we'll veg out in front of the television."

We love: The high-fiber Veg Out on a sesame seed bagel.

I think if we like to 'veg out' it doesn't necessarily mean we can't also enjoy high culture."