0 present participle of loll
1 to lie, sit, or hang down in a relaxed, informal, or uncontrolled way:
That is not something which should be projected on television for the entertainment of people lolling back in armchairs.
It is not what might be called a "lolling" word; it is a severely positive, even austere word.
Its mouth was open, tongue lolling out of its mouth.
I once went into a perfectly magnificent building equipped with everything modern science and architecture could suggest, and in that building there were lolling about a few leisured young men.
His idiosyncrasies included his curious rolling gait when galloping, and the fact that he galloped with his tongue lolling out of his mouth.
His eyes never seem to focus on anything properly, and he wears a permanent idiotic grin with his tongue usually lolling out.
The horses possess many unique traits that include elaborate fish scale blankets, inlaid gemstones, armor and lolling tongues on several.
The novel relies heavily on surrealism and a lolling suspense that is never realized in any sort of actual climax.
