'SLACK OFF' Phrasal Verb

Definition of Slack off phrasal verb

Slack off: Reduce one's effort, perform with less enthusiasm and energy
(Intransitive | International English | Contributed By: Sue Blank)

» Example: Students usually begin the term well, then SLACK OFF near the end of the semester.

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