1. people who lounge or recline in a relaxed manner
Usage: informal
2. followers of Lollardy, a medieval English religious movement
Usage: historical

Examples

• The beach was full of lollers enjoying the sunny afternoon.
• Several lollers stretched out on the park benches.
• The medieval lollers challenged church authority.
• Historians study the beliefs of the lollers in 14th-century England.
• The poolside lollers soaked up the warm rays.
• Religious lollers faced persecution for their reformist views.